Can you apply your payment to the cash advance portion of your credit card bill which usually has a higher interest rate? |
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The account holder is not given the option of how payments are to be apportioned. In some instances cash advances/courtesy checks are offered at a lower rate for a specified time. In the billing statement there will be noted what portion of the payment is alloted to any of these type transactions.
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Furthermore, credit card companies (in my experience anyway) tend to pay off your lower interest rates first. I learned that the hard way when I had a card with a 0% APR on balance transfers, and when I bought gas ($20) the 0% balance was paid off first and then the gas was paid off some months later. The interest was only 50 cents/month but it still sucked lol
First answer by Macky. Last edit by Bdehler2004. Contributor trust: 167 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 31 [recommend question]
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