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A cash advance is typically a loan taken out against a line of credit such as a credit card, the cash advance typically charges a substantially higher interest rate. In order to get a cash advance from a bank, one needs to provide the bank with a line of credit that they can use as collateral to the cash advance they provide, this is typically done through the use of a credit card.
[Debit] Bank service charges xxxx [Credit] cash / bank xxxx
bank charges a/c debit to cash a/c credit
In principle you can; you can get a cash advance from a credit card and use that to pay off the bank account, the problem is that the interest from the credit card is likely to be higher than the bank charges. It's probably best to try and arrange a loan with the bank.
Finance charges will be approximately $44 on $2000 at 27% depending on how your bank computes finance charges.
If you take a cash advance from a credit card you do have to pay interest. It is usually a higher interest rate than your card normally charges for purchases.
[Debit] Cash / bank [Credit] Unearned Interest Income
[Debit] cash / bank [credit] interest on bond
This happens when some transactions are recognized as unpresented and uncredited, they can be in forms of cheque or normal transactions. likewise, transactions like Income credited by the bank, direct deposit made by customs, direct payments by the bank bank charges, interest charges, wrong credit by bank etc, so these will absolutely bring the differences of Your Cash Book and Bank Statements Balance,
[Debit] Interest expense xxxx [Credit] Interest payable xxxx [Debit] Interest payable xxxx [Credit] Cash / bank xxxx
10 Lakh ka cash credit account ka kya sbi bank ka intrest rate hai
[Debit] Interest on Capital 5000 [Credit]Cash/Bank 5000