Maria Adams, Credit Cards Moderator
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Your Macy's Credit Card payment will usually post within 3 business days when you pay by phone, online or in-store.
Unfortunately, payments made via mail will take much longer. That’s why you should always make sure to send your payments at least 7 days before your due date to avoid any late fees.
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How do I apply for the Macy's Credit Card?
The easiest way to apply for the Macy's Credit Card is online, and you can get to the online application by clicking the "Learn More" button on WalletHub or by going directly to Citibank's website. Alternatively, you can apply in store.
Keep in mind that the Macy's Credit Card requires good credit, which means you need a 700+ credit score for high approval odds. Also note that applying for the card triggers a hard inquiry, which may temporarily hurt...
read full answer by Adam McCann, Financial WriterWhen is the Macy's Credit Card due date?
The Macy's Credit Card due date is 25 days after the end of each monthly billing cycle, and it falls on the same date every month, excluding weekends and holidays. You can find your specific due date on your monthly statement or your online account. Due dates differ from customer to customer.
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- The Macy's Credit Card lets you set up autopay for your monthly bill, so that...
Whats the starting credit limit for the Macy's Credit Card?
The Macy's Credit Card credit limit is reportedly around $500 to start, according to forum posts, and some cardholders report limits as high as $2,500. Citibank does not disclose any specific Macy's Credit Card credit limit information in the card’s terms, though.
For the most part, Macy's Credit Card credit limits depend on each applicant’s overall creditworthiness. People with the most income and the best credit scores are generally offered the highest starting credit limits.
That said, the Macy's Credit Card...
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