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Just realized I almost forgot to pay my credit card last week and it got me thinking about what happens if i miss a credit card payment. Apparently the consequences are way worse than I thought.
So if you actually miss the payment date, they hit you with a late fee right away. But here's the scary part - if it stays unpaid for 30+ days, they can slap a penalty APR on your account, which means you're paying way more interest on whatever balance you have. And if you're someone who cares about credit score (which is like 35% based on payment history), a missed payment can really tank things.
I talked to someone who said they just called their card company and asked them to waive the fee since it was their first time messing up. They actually did it! Apparently it's worth asking if you've got a clean track record, though they're not obligated to help.
The real move though? Just set up automatic payments through the app. You can choose to pay the full balance every month and basically never have to think about it again. Sounds simple but honestly wish I'd done this ages ago instead of stressing about what happens if i miss a credit card payment. Anyone else had this happen to them?