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SUSFall guy
post Jun 12 2014, 07:08 PM

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Hi, I got a question with regards to CCRIS and credit card payment.
My credit card statement date is every 15th.
I am thinking of settling 50% of the credit card every month.
I am prepared to pay interest but I am concerned about CCRIS.
Since I only pay 50%, will I get a CCRIS record?
SUSFall guy
post Jun 12 2014, 07:19 PM

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QUOTE(RO Player @ Jun 12 2014, 06:15 AM)
as long, you pay min. amount stated in your cc statement will be fine. (no CCRIS indicate late payment)

but, if you skip payment or late payment. (CCRIS indicate these)
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post Jun 12 2014, 09:28 PM

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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jun 12 2014, 08:23 AM)
Commitment as in the original loan amount or the outstanding amount?
There are 4 main things in your CCRIS record that the banks (when you need to apply for a loan) can see and they are:

1. your loan type (housing loan, hirepurchase, CC, etc)
2. Your original loan amount
3. Your outstanding balance
4. Your repayment records (12 months rolling)

If you only pay 50% (or are you referring to 5% instead?) of your credit card every month, then then your outstading balance of the cards will be updated to the CCRIS every month.

However, your repayment schedule will still look nice, as there will not be any late payment recorded as your are sill paying at least 5% every single month.
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I meant 50%. Up till now I have been a 'good boy' and pay in full every month. However, due to some new commitments, I think I may have to be a little 'bad boy' and pay slightly less.

Glad to know that I won't get a '1' record on CCRIS.

 

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