Under another method — the two -
cycle average daily balance method — creditors use the average daily balances for two billing cycles to compute your finance charge.
Not exact matches
There's a few cards out there (Discover is one of them) that use the two -
cycle billing
method when computing your
average daily balance.
The formulaic
method of computing the cost of borrowing defined by multiplying the
average daily balance by the
daily periodic rate by the number of days in a
cycle.
Under one of the most common
methods - the
average daily balance method — creditors add your
balances for each day in the billing
cycle and then divide that total by the number of days in the
cycle.
However, finance charges applied use the «Two
Cycles Average Daily Balance» method, which is a more costly method in applying finance charges for those who occasionally carry a balance as compared to the «Average Daily Balance» method used by most card i
Balance»
method, which is a more costly
method in applying finance charges for those who occasionally carry a
balance as compared to the «Average Daily Balance» method used by most card i
balance as compared to the «
Average Daily Balance» method used by most card i
Balance»
method used by most card issuers.
We calculate interest charges each Billing
Cycle by using the
average daily balance method (including new transactions).