Hey, money makers!
Are you having trouble paying off your Old Navy credit card? Well, worry no more because I am here to guide you through the process. In this video I’ll show you step by step how to pay off your credit card with Old Navy.
First, let me clarify that this video is specifically for Old Navy credit card holders who want to make a payment. I know some of you may be wondering, “Why is this important?” Can’t I figure it out for myself? » Well, the reason I decided to make this video is because when I recently went to pay off my credit card balance, I noticed things were a little different. So I decided to call Old Navy customer service to clarify the process and thought it would be helpful to share this information with you all.
Before diving into the process, let me explain a few important terms. Your credit card statement period is the period during which your transactions are recorded. The statement balance is the amount you owe for that period. The current balance includes all transactions made after the end of the statement period. This amount will only be due on the next payment due date.
Now let’s move on to the payment process itself. To pay your Old Navy credit card, log in to your account and go to the “Payments” section. Here you will see your current balance and minimum payment due. If you only pay the minimum amount, you’ll avoid late fees, but you’ll still have to pay interest on the remaining balance.
If you want to pay the statement balance in full, simply select the option to pay the full amount. However, if you want to use a balance transfer to pay off the balance, you can choose the 14-day refund option. This gives you a 14-day window to complete the balance transfer. Please note that interest charges may apply if you choose this option.
I recommend paying the statement balance to avoid unnecessary fees and interest. Once you’ve made your payment, give it a day or two to process it. You can check the status of your payment by logging back into your account.
I hope this video was helpful in understanding how to pay off your Old Navy credit card. If you have any questions or need additional assistance, please feel free to leave a comment below. And remember, keep your money growing!
Conclusion
In conclusion, paying off your Old Navy credit card is a simple and straightforward process. By understanding your statement balance and your current balance, you can make an informed decision on how much to pay. Remember to always prioritize paying off your statement balance to avoid unnecessary fees and interest. If you have any questions or need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. Happy payment!
