The payment may be posted in your account but the money may not be immediately deducted because of processing times or pending transactions.
When a payment is processed, it means that the transaction has been authorized and completed by the payment system. However, the money may still be in your account because the actual transfer of funds from your account to the recipient's account may take some time to be fully processed by the banks or financial institutions involved. This delay is normal and can vary depending on the payment method and the specific banking processes in place.
If you bought something but the money is still in your account, you should contact the seller or store to ensure the payment went through. It's important to resolve any discrepancies to avoid potential issues with your purchase.
No, taping money is not a valid form of payment as it can damage the currency and make it unusable.
Yes, I have paid my bill even though there is still money in my account.
Yes you still owe the money. When the account is "charged off" all it means is your account was taken as a loss. They still have the lien on the title and can't repo the unit anytime they want to.
When a payment is processed, it means that the transaction has been authorized and completed by the payment system. However, the money may still be in your account because the actual transfer of funds from your account to the recipient's account may take some time to be fully processed by the banks or financial institutions involved. This delay is normal and can vary depending on the payment method and the specific banking processes in place.
If you bought something but the money is still in your account, you should contact the seller or store to ensure the payment went through. It's important to resolve any discrepancies to avoid potential issues with your purchase.
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No, taping money is not a valid form of payment as it can damage the currency and make it unusable.
Yes, I have paid my bill even though there is still money in my account.
Yes you still owe the money. When the account is "charged off" all it means is your account was taken as a loss. They still have the lien on the title and can't repo the unit anytime they want to.
If you don't have money taken out of your paycheck for taxes, you still need to send money in to cover them. This is done through the payment of estimated taxes.
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No, you can still earn money. You just won't get any physical money in your bank account until you make AdSense account.
If a creditor refuses to give you payment address, you still owe them money. This might be frustrating but does not get you off the hook.
Interest charged is normally an expense - in that it is a deduction from an account. Deferring payment of the interest, means the money that would have been paid is still in the account - making it an asset.
When final payment is written on a check, it means in the debtor's eyes, this is the final payment. Other than that, it is not a legally binding statement and they may still owe money and money can be collected from them.