Sentences with phrase «accounts have an expiration date»

Keep in mind though, the funds you put into these accounts have expiration dates.

Not exact matches

Recurring payments: If you have provided your current Business Debit Card number to a third party to authorize deductions from your account, please notify the third party of your new People's United Bank Business Debit Card number and expiration date.

If you use your Business Debit Card for automatic payments, be sure to provide your new card number and expiration date to any third party you have authorized to make deductions from your account.

The great news is that you don't have to worry about expiration dates either, as long as your account remains active and current.

As with the questionable milk on the top shelf of the refrigerator, the closed accounts on your credit report will usually have an expiration date.

Award Wallet brings in my balances and expiration dates to one screen for every miles and points account I have (including Chase Ultimate Rewards).

These steps will make the card practically unusable, unless you've memorized the account number, expiration date, and security code.

I am all for diversification, but I also don't want to have so many different accounts that I risk losing my points or miles to expiration dates.

I have the bonus requirements mostly memorized, and if you really want to know how old your account is, just look at the expiration date on your card.

Our account numbers would stay the same, but the expiration dates on the cards would be changing.

This does means that in a single ThankYou account earning points from several sources, you might have some points that have an expiration date, while other points don't expire.

When I look in my account now, none of my points have an expiration date.

Points which have been deducted from the Member's account for a Reward may be re-deposited, in the discretion of Hilton Honors, only provided that ALL Reward documentation (including hotel, car and cruise Certificates) associated with the Reward are returned unused prior to the expiration date of the documentation.

«Activity» is defined as any movement in the milage balance in your account so, if you were to redeem miles from your account, that would reset the date of expiration for any remaining miles (which would give you another 18 months in the the case of American, United and US Airways).

Your Rewards account would have a new expiration date of February 2018, and your SPG expiration date would remain unchanged.

Some airlines have an expiration date pegged to the original earning date of the miles (i.e. 18 months after the miles are accrued), while others allow the miles to remain valid as long as your account is active.

If you don't remember your interview / approval date, you can find your Global Entry expiration date when you log into your Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) account at https://ttp.cbp.dhs.gov/ (if you had a GOES account you will have to register again).

New cardholders will receive the metal card upon approval, while existing cardholders will receive a metal card in the coming months with the same account number they already have (though the CVV and expiration date will change).

«This replacement card will have the same account number, annual fee and benefits along with a new expiration date.

Mileage Plan miles do not have an expiration date and may remain in an active account indefinitely, provided that the Mileage Plan program has not been terminated pursuant to these conditions of membership.

Some Inventory you obtain may have expiration dates while others do not, and each item of Inventory you obtain using in - game currency will be included in your Account until the earlier of that item of Inventory's expiration date, or your Account's expiration or termination date, or such date when AMG ceases to offer or support the Game.

The preamble said we believed that in most cases, the permitted disclosure would include only: (1) The name and address of the account holder; (2) the name and address of the payor or provider; (3) the amount of the charge for health services; (4) the date on which health services were rendered; (5) the expiration date for the payment mechanism, if applicable; and (6) the individual's signature.

Comment: Under the proposed rule, covered entities could have disclosed the following information without consent to financial institutions for the purpose of processing payments: (1) The account holder's name and address; (2) the payor or provider's name and address; (3) the amount of the charge for health services; (4) the date on which services were rendered; (5) the expiration date for the payment mechanism, if applicable (e.g., credit card expiration date); and (6) the individual's signature.