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Are there online stores that allow split payments? It's rare to find online stores that allow split payments. You could purchase a gift card from your favorite online retailer using your credit card, then make your purchase on their website with a gift card plus credit card combo.

Though most online retailers do not allow payments between two different credit cards, some allow split payments between a credit card and a gift card. If you have a gift card for your favorite retailer that does not cover your entire balance, you can use your credit card or debit card to pay the remainder.

Key takeaways. It's a good idea to have more than one credit card, but applying for multiple cards within a short period of time could hurt your credit score.

You can split payment between one of the accepted credit or debit cards and an Amazon.com Gift Card, but you can't split payment among multiple cards.

To avoid a mix-up or missed payment, try one or more of the following: Get every card onto the same schedule. You can request specific payment due dates for your credit cards so that they all land on the same day (or on whatever schedule works for you). ... Sign up for credit card alerts. ... Set up automatic payments.

You might be tempted to split your payment across your credit cards to avoid a high balance or to collect some points, but you might run into a roadblock in the process. Most merchants do not allow you to make a payment on more than one card, also known as split payments.

A person using two or three different credit cards to pay at checkout or a bill being split between two or more users also counts as a split payment. Many banks and financial institutions offer such functionality by allowing their customers to request payments from people they split a bill with (known as sub-payees).