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CREDIT SCORE DOWN BUT BALANCE PAID
I charged something on my account $217. Paid it off a week later but still is on the account on the 28th of the month, on Credit Karma. Its due the 1st. I paid it on the 16th. Will it go on to say I am LATE ? ! It says its off my credit card but on here its still due and my score is reflecting it ! Whats up with this ?
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5 months ago
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Your credit card company probably reports to the credit bureaus once a month -- on or shortly after the day it issues your statement. Once that report hits CK, the $217 should disapper. If you have any doubts about whether or not the credit card company credited the payment, then check online if you have a login with them or call their 1-800 number to make sure. But if they've properly recorded your payment, CK will reflect it in a week or two after your statement date.
Clairissa 5 months ago