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Statement Cycle vs Calendar Month: Why January Isn’t January

September 1, 2026 by Asfat
Split illustration comparing a calendar month grid with a circular credit card billing cycle timeline, showing the mismatch between statement dates and the calendar

A billing cycle is defined by your statement dates, not the calendar. Regulation Z sets the closing date, the 21 days and a due date fixed to one day of the month.

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