The maximum late payment fee is $ 37.
Not exact matches
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) sets the
maximum amount that card issuers can charge for these
fees at $ 27 for the first
late payment and $ 38 for each subsequent missed
payment within the next six months.
But if you don't pay your balance on time, be aware that the
maximum first - time
late payment fee is $ 27 — and if you pay
late more than once in a six - month period, the penalty jumps to $ 38.
The
maximum late payment and returned
payment fee is $ 37.
Basic
late payment fees and returned
payment fees may run up to a
maximum of $ 37 (if members do not have the Pay over Time feature, the
late fee is automatically $ 37 or 2.99 % depending which rate is greater).
Late payment fees run up to a
maximum of $ 35 while returned
payment fees may reach $ 25.
The
fee for a
late payment and returned
payment varies up to a
maximum of $ 37, and there is no over limit
fee.
There is a
maximum $ 37
fee for making a
late payment.
Late payments are charged a
maximum fee of $ 37.
Late or returned
payments warrant a
maximum $ 37
fee for both cards.
While the first
late payment fee is waived, these charges generally cost $ 35; returned
payments are always going to be a
maximum of $ 35.
There is a cash advance
fee of either $ 10 or 3 %, and
late payments are charged a
maximum of $ 35.
Late or returned
payments will generate a $ 35
fee at
maximum.
Late payments lead to a
maximum penalty
fee of $ 37.
Late payments do not deviate from the accepted standard of $ 35 as a maximum late
Late payments do not deviate from the accepted standard of $ 35 as a
maximum late late fee.
The penalty
fees for a
late payment or a returned
payment both may reach a
maximum of $ 37.
A
late or returned
payment generates a
maximum fee of $ 37.
If there is a
late payment, a
maximum late fee of $ 35 is possible.
Late or returned
payments incite a
maximum fee of $ 35.
Late payments receive a $ 35
fee maximum which depends on the credit worthiness; returned
payments generate the same
fee.
6.8 (1) For the purposes of section 107 (1) of the Act, the
maximum rate of interest that a strata corporation may set out in its bylaws for the
late payment of strata
fees is 10 % per annum compounded annually.