How do I read my monthly statement?

How do I read my monthly statement?

We send you a statement every month to your Cred app, and you’ll receive a push notification and email when it’s ready. Your statement shows your previous balance, all drawdowns and payments made during the month, your current outstanding balance, details of any active instalment plans, your minimum payment amount, your due date, and any overdue amounts. It’s worth checking your statement each month — if anything looks incorrect, please let us know as soon as possible.
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