No, I don't maintain my records that well.
Yes, they should be sending you a statement each month. However, if you do not owe them anything, they will not need to send you a statement.
aaron had an unpaid balance of 1177.79 on his credit card statement at the befinning of April he made a payment of 430 during the month and made purcahses of 36.02 if the interest rate on arron credit card was 4.5% per monthon the unpaid balance find his finance charge and the new balance on may 1
Adjusted Balance Method
ending balance of the previous month
A monthly billing statement - is the notification sent out by the credit card company, detailing the most recent transactions on the account. It shows any payments made since the last statement, any new purchases and the amount of interest charged on the current balance. It is NOT a demand to pay the whole balance - but an advisory on the minimum payment that must be paid this month.
It is better to pay the full balance on your credit card each month to avoid paying interest charges and to maintain a good credit score.
Yes, they should be sending you a statement each month. However, if you do not owe them anything, they will not need to send you a statement.
No, credit card companies submit to the credit agencies on a monthly basis at the end of each month. So if you are checking your credit card the 3rd week of the month you will see last months credit card statement balance not what you currently owe on your credit card.
The statement balance is the amount you owe at the end of the billing cycle, while the current balance includes any new charges made after the statement was issued. Paying the statement balance means you are paying off the charges from the previous month, while paying the current balance includes both the previous month's charges and any new charges.
They help build credit if you charge something and then pay if off without leaving a balance. When part of the balance is left unpaid if hurts your credit, and if it is done month after month and you start to have a high balance, if really starts to hurt your credit. The best thing to do is pay your bill off every month and your credit score will increase.
pay the balance in full every month
Your credit card statement should show you the information you need.
aaron had an unpaid balance of 1177.79 on his credit card statement at the befinning of April he made a payment of 430 during the month and made purcahses of 36.02 if the interest rate on arron credit card was 4.5% per monthon the unpaid balance find his finance charge and the new balance on may 1
it is not bad to have a credit card, as long as you pay your balance every month, and not skip a payment, and do not use it if you do NOT have the money to pay for it.
Katie had am unpaid balance of 1458.25 on her credit card statement at the beginning of October. she made a payment of 330.00 during the month. if the interest rate on Katie's credit card was 2% per month on the unpaid balance, find the finance charge and the new balance on November 1.
not always, depends on your credit situation. keep using and paying off your credit card every month to improve your credit score
Adjusted Balance Method