Lodging money into a bank account is a transaction, as is withdrawing money. Adding interest to an account is a transaction. Direct debits are transactions. Deducting bank charges is a transaction. Basically any sort of activity involving a change of money in an account is a transaction. You will get a list of them on a bank account statement.
Usually it is 0.25% or brokerage per transaction + service charges + annual fees
Yes. The bank has the rights to deduct any fees or transaction charges from the cash balance you have in your account in return for the services availed by you. For Ex: If I do a NEFT funds transfer from my HDFC account to my ICICI Account, HDFC charges me Rs. 5/- as fee for that and deducts it from my account a day or two after I do the NEFT transaction.
A cash transaction uses currency (dollars and cents) to pay for products or services. A credit transaction means that you are posting the transaction to a credit card or loan. In this case, the merchant gets paid (often the next day) for products or services rendered, and you pay the loan issuer or credit card company back. Sometimes, there are fees involved (a percentage of the transaction amount) to use a credit card - especially if you don't pay the issuer back within the established terms, which is called interest and finance charges. Happy spending!!
This is usually the cost of what some call overhead or the cost to process the transaction, like the time it took the employee to check the order send it to the warehouse get shipping costs calculate taxes process paper work, these are example of transaction costs. Be aware that some places may use "Transaction costs" to tack on extra money charges just to get more for the products so they may call it a "Lower price" then add the charge to make up for it, not all but some do some that are fully computer automated do this and charge outlandish fees and should not. If it's outrageous it may be, if it's reasonable it may just be power consumption charges for the computer.
A service is provided by the transaction.
debit finance charges 460credit balance payable 460
Lodging money into a bank account is a transaction, as is withdrawing money. Adding interest to an account is a transaction. Direct debits are transactions. Deducting bank charges is a transaction. Basically any sort of activity involving a change of money in an account is a transaction. You will get a list of them on a bank account statement.
My understanding is that Capital One charges no currency transaction fees.
Usually it is 0.25% or brokerage per transaction + service charges + annual fees
It's the service charge that the bank charges you when you do a transaction outside their bank. Like when you withdraw cash abroad, etc...
bank charges,indirect expenses in payment voucher
I have the same charges... I got for sentencing soon and have to serve 180 days plus 5 years probation.. unlawful transaction with a minor 2nd degree 1st offence.
Paypal charges a fixed amount per transaction. They charge a .30 charge per transaction, and then 2.9% of the cost of the transaction. The nice thing is there is no set up fee, and if you did want to use them, there is no cancellation fee, so nothing to worry about!
Yes. The bank has the rights to deduct any fees or transaction charges from the cash balance you have in your account in return for the services availed by you. For Ex: If I do a NEFT funds transfer from my HDFC account to my ICICI Account, HDFC charges me Rs. 5/- as fee for that and deducts it from my account a day or two after I do the NEFT transaction.
The Total brokerage on the share transaction in BSE is 0.55%which is inclusive of all the taxes, namelySTT (Securities transaction tax) is 0.125% [0.025% if Intraday transaction] ,when you Buy or Sell a shareService tax - 0.055%Education cess - 3% of Service taxstamp duty - 0.01%there will also be turnover tax which is very marginal.And the remaining % is the brokerage which comes to 0.35% and total taxes 0.20%.: TOTAL Transaction charge = 0.55%
A cash transaction uses currency (dollars and cents) to pay for products or services. A credit transaction means that you are posting the transaction to a credit card or loan. In this case, the merchant gets paid (often the next day) for products or services rendered, and you pay the loan issuer or credit card company back. Sometimes, there are fees involved (a percentage of the transaction amount) to use a credit card - especially if you don't pay the issuer back within the established terms, which is called interest and finance charges. Happy spending!!