-ve in credit card sense is usually you overpaying, not you paying less. At least from what I've seen.I have 2-3 closed cards and on all cards there is negative balance of atleast -50rs so having negative balance impact my credit score?.
When you pay more than your billed amount the excess amount in your statement shows as negative (-) which means you paid extra suppose you have bill of 1000 and you paid 1010 so there will be -10 in your statement.What's negative balance?
Actually i read a comment and got curious to know about this-ve in credit card sense is usually you overpaying, not you paying less. At least from what I've seen.
Actually in cibil it shows as -43 rs of my closed icici card and95 in sbi cardIf the cards are closed then it really wont be reported, if they are active it will be added on top of the limit of the CC but its not that important in overall CIBIL perspective. At least from what I can understand, I could be wrong.
As long as its -ve it doesn't matter.Actually in cibil it shows as -43 rs of my closed icici card and95 in sbi card
Yes I did the same with my icici and sbi cardNegative balance doesn't affect credit score. But it's good to make it zero by writing mail to bank to kindly zeroise the balance with or without refund as per u. I also made zero of my 2 cc this way . Bank will do quickly.