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Minimum payment sa credit card, bakit puwedeng lumaki ang utang?

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October 19, 2026
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MAY mga pagkakataong kapos ang budget at ang minimum amount due na lang muna ang kayang bayaran sa credit card. 

Mukha namang convenient ito dahil hindi mo kailangang bayaran agad ang buong bill. Pero may kapalit ang ganitong diskarte.

Ipinaliwanag ng Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) sa mga regulasyon nito na kapag minimum payment lamang ang binayaran, maaari pa ring singilin ng interest o finance charges ang natitirang outstanding balance. Kaya kahit nakapagbayad ka na, hindi ibig sabihin na nabawasan nang malaki ang kabuuang obligasyon mo.

Halimbawa, kung  ₱20,000 ang credit card bill mo at ₱1,000 lamang ang minimum payment, hindi sapat na isipin mong ₱1,000 na lang ang problema mo. May natitira ka pang balance, at maaari itong patuloy na magkaroon ng interest at iba pang applicable charges. Ang eksaktong halaga ay depende sa interest rate, billing terms, at mga bayarin ng card issuer.

Kung kaya, bayaran ang buong statement balance sa due date. Kung hindi naman, magbayad nang higit sa minimum kapag may kakayahan at iwasang dagdagan ang utang habang binabayaran pa ang nauna. Ang credit card ay payment tool, hindi dagdag na income. Para sa consumer education, maaaring sumangguni sa BSP.

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