Credit card user? Things to keep in mind while looking at your credit card statement

Users of credit cards should read the tiny print on their statements to avoid being overcharged by the bank or accumulating extra debt.

New Delhi: You must hunt down all unauthorised charges, due dates, billing errors, and other items on the account before paying the bill, in addition to recognising errors in your name, address, and transactions made.

Credit cardholders receive an account statement from their banks at the conclusion of each billing period. The statement summarises a card's usage during a specified time period, but if you're unfamiliar with credit cards, the contents of the statement may be tough to comprehend.

Users of credit cards should read the tiny print on their statements to avoid being overcharged by the bank or accumulating extra debt. You must hunt down all unauthorised charges, due dates, billing errors, and other items on the account before paying the bill, in addition to recognising errors in your name, address, and transactions made.