Not exact matches
The
issuer will then either send you the
statement by
mail or send you an email alerting you that it's ready, if you opt for online
statements.
The card
issuer has to give you at least 21 days after your
statement is
mailed or delivered electronically to make a payment.
The billing
statement prepared by the
issuer and delivered either by
mail or electronically to the cardholder that outlines all fees, purchases, finance charges, and payments for their credit card account.
Your bank isn't the only one, some credit card
issuers and brokerages will also charge an additional fee to send your monthly
statements in the
mail.
And ask the card
issuer to
mail a copy of the monthly
statement to your address as well as the primary card holder's so you can keep an eye on the account.
footnote * Some stock
issuers may reclassify income and make other adjustments after year - end
statements normally
mail.
The customer service number is on your credit card, monthly
statement and the
issuer's website; the
mailing address is also on the website and the monthly
statement.
The Credit CARD Act of 2009 requires
issuers to allow 21 days between the date the
statement is issued and the due date, which isn't a ton of time if you're relying on snail
mail.