Your Balance Due and New Balance might reflect different amounts. Don’t panic! Typically, if you’ve made a financing purchase on your account, your new balance and Balance Due will not reflect the same amount. This is because the Equal Payment Plan is financed over a period of time and not entirely due right away.
See the "Account Summary" for further information on how your new balance, balance due and minimum payment due are calculated.
Make sure you always make your minimum payment due by the payment due date, this amount will include your equal payment plan installment(s) amount.
If you don't make the minimum payment due, your equal payment plan will no longer be a part of the 0% interest equal payment plan. We will have to charge your applicable interest rate on the remaining unpaid amount the day after your next statement date.
To keep 0% interest on an equal payment plan, always make your minimum payment by the due date.
Your Balance Due and New Balance might reflect different amounts. Don’t panic! Typically, if you’ve made a financing purchase on your account, your new balance and Balance Due will not reflect the same amount. This is because the Equal Payment Plan is financed over a period of time and not entirely due right away.
See the "Account Summary" for further information on how your new balance, balance due and minimum payment due are calculated.
Make sure you always make your minimum payment due by the payment due date, this amount will include your equal payment plan installment(s) amount.
If you don't make the minimum payment due, your equal payment plan will no longer be a part of the 0% interest equal payment plan. We will have to charge your applicable interest rate on the remaining unpaid amount the day after your next statement date.
To keep 0% interest on an equal payment plan, always make your minimum payment by the due date.
