Sometimes things happen and you may need to change your payment due date—we understand!

While not guaranteed, most of our finance and lease partners will work with you if you need to change your payment schedule. Please see below for more information depending on which payment plan you selected.

Contact Acima directly to change your payment dates or let them know you are running behind. Be sure to reach out at least three business days before your payment is set to process, as they won't be able to make changes after that point.

While Affirm does not allow you to change your payment due date once set, they do not charge fees for late or partial payments. Please log in to your Affirm dashboard to schedule your payment as soon as possible or contact Affirm.

Alternatively, by turning AutoPay on and making automatic payments, Affirm will allow you to choose a date of your choice.

For Pay in 4 orders, you can change your payment date yourself via your Afterpay dashboard, up to seven days in the future. After logging in, select the payment you wish to change, click "more", and then select "Change next payment date".

For Monthly Payment orders, due dates cannot be changed at this time. However, Afterpay will usually work with you if you are experiencing hardship and asks that you reach out to them as soon as possible.

Apple Pay financing is powered by Affirm and Klarna. Please refer to the appropriate section depending on which lender you selected during checkout.

Pay in 4 due dates can be extended yourself from your Klarna dashboard. After logging in, select the order you wish to change, click "Manage payments" and then "Extend due date".

Note: Monthly Financing order due dates cannot be changed or extended at this time.

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PayTomorrow is happy to help get your payment due date changed to better fit your financial situation. Please put your request in writing and send it to PayTomorrow (customerservice@paytomorrow.com) at least 2-3 business days before your payment is set to process. Be sure to also let them know if it will be a permanent or one-time change.