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Q: When considering creditworthiness which person is likely to pay the SMALLEST credit card finance charges if they all charge the same amount each month on their cards?
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What is the meaning of finance charges IPP?

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How many cars can you get on finance in your name?

There is no limit. Finance depends on your creditworthiness. If you were Bill Gates, you would easily get a million cars on finance. If you have no job, no income, then zero cars will apply instead.


How is finance charge calculated?

Finance charges are applied to credit card balances that aren't paid before the grace period. Different credit cards calculate finance charges in different ways.


Can a company that is not a finance company charge interest and finance charges to someone it has lent money?

Yes.


What is the journal entry for this transaction Added 460 to mendosa customer balance for finance charges on unpaid balances?

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Long term finance sources of public limited company?

Public limited companies can get long term financing from banks or finance companies. Either financial institution will assess the company's creditworthiness to determine if they would like to create a loan for them.


What were the finance charges in month 2?

1.73, apex :)


Can a interest be charged on a late fee?

No. But what will be charged on a late fee, will be reflected on something known as your your finance charges. Finance charges will go up if you are late making a payment on your credit card.


How do you access AR Finance charges on a Past Due Balance?

Accruing Finance ChargesExample: Invoice = $1000Due Date = 01-OCT-10Interest Rate = 1%Days in Period = 30Accrue Interest = YesYou run the statements or dunning program to calculate finance charges on 31-OCT-10 and get the following results:.01 * $1000 * 30 = $1030As of 31-OCT-10 you have: $10 finance charges (02-OCT to 31-OCT)$1000 invoice$1010*Since you are accruing finance charges, the amount of the finance charge is added to the amount due balance.Compounding Finance ChargesLets you compound the interest that you charge for past due items. If you compound interest, Receivables includes the finance charges that you have previously assessed when calculating finance charges on the outstanding balances of past due items. Use the following example to understand how Receivables compounds interest:Example:Invoice = $1000Due Date = 01-OCT-10Interest Rate = 1%Days in Period = 30Accrue Interest = YesCompound Interest = YesYou run the statements or dunning program to calculate finance charges on 31-OCT-10 and get the following results:.01/30 * $1000 * 30 = $10As of 31-OCT-10 you have:$10 finance charges (02-OCT to 31-OCT)$1000 invoice$1010You run the print statements or dunning letter generate program again on 30-NOV-10 and get the following results:.01/30 * $1010 * 30 = $10.10 finance charges* Since you are compounding finance charges, interest from 01-NOV to 30-NOV is calculated on $1100 i.e. the balance including any previous finance charges.As of 31-OCT-10 you have:$10 finance charges (02-OCT to 31-OCT)$10.10 finance charges (01-NOV to 30-NOV)$1000 invoice$1020.10Note: If Compound Interest had been set to No, finance charges would have been calculated on 1,000 only. If accrue interest had been set to No, then again finance charges would have been calculated on 1,000.


When a finance charge is calculated on the average daily balance when should consumers pay the bill to keep finance charges at a minimum?

Paying the bill as early in the payment period as possible will make the average daily balance lower and therefore minimize the finance charges.


A statement that shows finance charges is called?

Truth in lending statement


If you close a credit card containing a balance in an attempt to pay it off faster how does this affect your finance charges?

It won't. The finance/interest charges will still be applied to the balance in accordance with the original lending agreement.