We will continue to charge
Interest during Billing Cycles when you carry a balance regardless of whether your Statement includes a minimum payment that is due.
Not exact matches
A creditor shall allocate the entire amount paid by the consumer in excess of the minimum payment amount to a balance on which
interest is deferred
during the last 2
billing cycles immediately preceding the expiration of the period
during which
interest is deferred.
You also begin incurring
interest on purchases made
during the next
billing cycle.
Anything that happens to your account
during the current
billing cycle, whether it's a payment, credit or purchase, doesn't get included in the
interest calculation.
Payments that are more frequent reduce the spikes in the balance over the 30 - day
billing cycle and shorten the number of days
during which you incur higher
interest charges.
The
Interest Charge imposed
during the
billing cycle will be determined by multiplying the Average Daily Balance by the Periodic Rate.
If we so allow, and so charge you, there will be an Overlimit Fee in the amount provided per the then - current Rates and Fees Table imposed on your Account if the outstanding balance, minus
Interest Charges, exceeds the Total Credit Limit at any time
during the previous
billing cycle (subject to us allowing such transactions.
If a person is to leave even just $ 1 unpaid, it will start to accrue
interest during the next
billing cycle.
Used to compute a consumer's credit card
bill, it is part of the formula that is multiplied by the outstanding debt to come up with the
interest rate charge
during a given
billing cycle.
As a small bonus, there is no
interest charge
during the first
billing cycle.
We will continue to charge
Interest Charges
during Billing Cycles when you carry a balance regardless of whether your Statement includes a minimum payment that is due.
You buy $ 100 of supplies
during a
billing cycle, and your general
interest rate is 15 %.
The
interest owed on that
billing cycle would be $ 15 in addition to the $ 100 that was spent; however, this
interest is not applied if the balance on the loan is paid in full
during the
billing cycle.
Minimum monthly payment equal to the
interest that accrued on the outstanding balance
during the preceding
billing cycle or $ 50, whichever is greater.
Grace Period: No
interest due on purchases if balance paid in full on the due date and purchases are made
during the
billing cycle
We add together the results of these daily calculations to get your total
Interest Charge for the
Billing Cycle, subject to a minimum
Interest Charge of $ 1.00 for each
Billing Cycle during which
Interest Charges based on a periodic rate are imposed.
Paying your new balance in full by the due date triggers a break on
interest on new purchases
during the current
billing cycle — if you pay in full consistently.
How
interest is calculated: The
interest is generally calculated by dividing the APR by 365 or 360 to get a «daily periodic rate» and then either applying that rate to the balance at the end of each day, or multiplying the rate by the number of days in the
billing cycle and the average daily account balance
during the
billing cycle.