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Interest-Free Period

The interest-free period is the time that credit card providers allocate when they will not charge you interest on your purchases. Once the interest-free period ends, your financial institution will automatically start charging you interest on the balance of your credit card.

The most popular amount of interest-free days is usually 55. During this time it is wise to make the most of it and pay the outstanding balance of your credit cards to avoid being charged interest.

To find a card with a lower interest rate compare credit cards online or view the table below.
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