
How to Never Miss a Credit Card Due Date Again
Set an auto-debit floor, a reminder before the due date and a due date after salary day. Plus what RBI’s 3-day late payment rule really means.
Credit card changes as banks announce them, and plain guides to fees, rewards and credit scores.

Set an auto-debit floor, a reminder before the due date and a due date after salary day. Plus what RBI’s 3-day late payment rule really means.

Every UPI payment already sends you a bank SMS. Here is how to turn those messages into an automatic expense log, plus a free manual method.
The best expense tracker is the one you keep using. We compare seven apps by how they fill themselves in, what they cost and where your data lives.

The new tax regime is now the default, and for most salaried people it is also cheaper. Here is the arithmetic for salaries of Rs 12 lakh, Rs 20 lakh and Rs 30 lakh, and the one question that tells you when the old regime still wins.
You can track spending without sharing a bank login. Here are free apps that use bank SMS or manual entry, and what each one asks you to hand over.

One reward point can be worth 10 paise or ₹2, depending on the card. Here is what a point is worth on 20 popular Indian cards, how to turn points into a percentage, and the fees and expiry dates that eat into them.

Two personal loans can quote rates that look close and cost very different amounts. Here is how flat and reducing rates differ, what the processing fee adds, and how to read the APR on the Key Fact Statement.

SBI Cashback still pays 5% on online spends, but the cap was cut in 2026 and many categories earn nothing. Here is what you really get, and whether the fee is worth it.

Rates from 9.99%, up to ₹50 lakh, repaid over 1 to 7 years. Here is what a Poonawalla Fincorp personal loan really costs once you add the processing fee, with a worked EMI example.

A lifetime free card has no joining or annual fee, but free is not the same as good value. Here is how to spot the catches, with real examples.

“5X points” and “up to 10%” mean little until you turn them into rupees. Here is a simple way to work out what any card really pays you each month, with a worked example.

HDFC has more than 20 credit cards. Most people only need to choose between a handful. Here is how the main ones compare on fees, rewards and who they are for.
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