When you're over 60 days late with a credit card payment, you can get slapped with a higher-than-average APR – usually around 29.99%.

You should pay your credit card bill by the due date or else it can affect your credit score. Here's when to pay early and how it can impact your credit score and interest rates.

A credit card payment can't be considered late if it was received by 5 p.m. on the day that it was due, according to the CARD Act. Some card issuers may set a later due date if you pay your bill ...

If you're not sure how to pay your credit card bills during the coronavirus, Select offers questions to ask and actions to take to manage payments during this uncertain time.

Credit card issuers charge cardholders a minimum monthly payment against any balances accrued. The way minimum payments are calculated can vary from issuer to issuer, but a few common methods are ...

Precise processing times for credit card bill payments, on the other hand, vary by issuer, so it’s best to call your card company if you’re curious about a pending credit card bill payment.