|Articles|September 16, 2008

Physician's Money Digest

  • August31 2003
  • Volume 10
  • Issue 16

THUMBS DOWN: Late Fees Climb

If you're a doctor who's late payingyour credit card bill, it's going tocost you more money. Credit cardissuers like Citigroup and MBNA havehiked up the charges for customerswho miss a payment due date. Thenumber of card issuers who charge atleast $35 for late payments has doubledover the past year. To makethings even more painful, card issuersare making it easier for you to miss apayment by cutting back on so-calledgrace periods—the time between theclosing date of your credit cardaccount cycle and when the paymentis due. Grace periods now averageanywhere between 20 and 25 days,down from 31 days in 1998.

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