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Safest way of tracking credit cards payments due date

When I add my credit card details to my expense tracker and budgeting apps, it asks me when is the payment date and sends me a reminder based on how I have configured. In addition to this, I have unified all my credit card statement billing date to a single day. So I know when to clear them easily without much effort.
 
I would suggest moving all credit card bills to two days in a month (like 1st and 15th ), so that you can enjoy the full ~ 40 days interest fee credit (helps in times of cash crunch like when purchasing a home).
 
Most likely yes, if I was you I would be more worried about interest (on all purchases) and cibil hit.
I Don't see late payment fee yet in under settlements and on 4th grace day my bill got settled. And 3rd and 4th grace day was bank holiday. Also my bill was less than 2k. Do you think they will still charge late payment fee and report to cibil
 
I use good old excel sheet. When bill is received, I update the due amt and due date. In one column I have set formula to deduct current date from due date, with background of the cell set to turn red when value is 5 or less. Since I normally pay in multiple parts and different sources (to get maximum cashback/discount) whenever I pay, I reduce due amt accordingly.
 
You must be receiving the statements by email, except a few cards like AMEX and OneCard, for which you get statement notification. Also you must be checking your email everyday. Why don't you pay the bill the very same day? It only takes a few minutes. I do it that way.
 
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