Computing Your Finance Charge Clause Samples
The "Computing Your Finance Charge" clause defines how a lender calculates the interest or fees that a borrower must pay for using credit. Typically, this clause outlines the method used to determine the finance charge, such as applying a periodic interest rate to the outstanding balance or using the average daily balance method. It may also specify which transactions or balances are included in the calculation and how often the charge is assessed. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and consistency in how finance charges are determined, helping borrowers understand the cost of borrowing and compare credit offers.
Computing Your Finance Charge. We figure the Finance Charge on your Account by multiplying the applicable periodic rate to the “Average Daily Balance” of Purchases and “Average Daily Balance” of Cash Advances (including current transactions).
