Credit Card Due Dates and Statements
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Traditional Butterfly
Show statement amounts and due dates in Copilot
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Olivia
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Plaid integration to Link Directly to Recurring
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Corresponding Grasshopper
Ability to link a biller to a plaid connection to return upcoming Bill amount with option of Min Amount due, Full Statement Balance, etc.
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Olivia
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Credit Card payment due date
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Russet Deer
Would be great to be able to set reminders to pay credit card bills. I have different CCs and it's a hassle to keep track of due dates on all of them
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Olivia
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Credit card payment due dates/information
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Minimal Harrier
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Quinacridone magenta Camel
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Payment due date calendar
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Wineberry Boa
Show when the upcoming payment date for credit cards and loans
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Olivia
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Method to automatically mark credit cards as Paid and pay reminders
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Xenia silver Possum
Just trying to keep on top of things the best I can. I use Google sheets that I check my credit cards each pay period. Was wondering if it would be useful to either have a manual option to provide the due date and be able mark a CC as paid for a given month (or if it can be done automatically). Maybe even provide a reminder if it’s due in 3 days or so.
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Quinacridone magenta Camel
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More Credit Card Details on Account Page
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Eggshell Wolf
I would love the ability to edit details on the account page for our credit cards so that we can add important information such as due dates and rewards information. Even better, if Plaid could sync and automatically show and update our credit card payment due dates and opening/closing statement dates, that would be amazing! I always want to pay before my statement close so I get $0.00 reported on my balance (and build my credit), and it is such a pain to download a statement off the card website if I forget the date. This would make my life so much easier!
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Quinacridone magenta Camel
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Interest rates in credit cards
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Iced lavender Shark
It would be helpful to see the various interest rates that we are paying on our credit cards to help come up with a strategy to pay off the highest rates first. Then you could apply a rolling budget amount to the highest interest rate, then when that is paid off the next highest, etc.