Charging the previous balance
Charging the previous balance
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Charging the previous balance
The method of calculating finance charges that typically results in the lowest finance charge is the Average Daily Balance method. This approach considers the daily balance of the account over the billing cycle, allowing for fluctuations in the balance to be averaged out, which can lead to a lower overall finance charge compared to methods like the Previous Balance method or the Adjusted Balance method. By minimizing the balance used in calculations, the Average Daily Balance method can reduce the finance charge incurred.
Which type of finance calculation is prohibited by law: 1. Average Daily Balance 2. Adjusted Balance 3. Previous Balance 4. Two-cycle Balance
Calculate the average balance and finance charge
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The finance charge calculation method for Mastercard typically involves the average daily balance method. This method calculates the average balance over the billing cycle and applies the annual percentage rate (APR) to determine the finance charge. The finance charge can also consider any new purchases, payments, and previous balances. It's important to review the specific terms provided by your card issuer, as they may vary.
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