Costs of the credit Sample Clauses

Costs of the credit. The rates of interest which apply to the credit agreement The flat rate interest charge on the first drawing under the Agreement will be %. This is equivalent to an annual rate of interest of %, assuming that the drawing is repaid in instalments starting on the first date when the facility is available. We may notify you to vary the flat rate interest charge and the annual rate of interest. Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APR) This is the total cost expressed as an annual percentage of the total amount of credit The APR is there to help you compare different offers The APR will be % Related costs Any other costs deriving from the credit agreement Conditions under which the above charges can be changed We may charge: (i) a facility fee each time you make a new drawing or increase the amount of a drawing to finance an increase in the insurance premium. The facility fee for the first drawing under the Agreement will be £ ; (ii) a fee where you ask to move back the due date for any minimum monthly payment by more than seven days; (iii) a fee of £ where we terminate the Agreement following an event of default for each drawing; and (iv) a fee for any reasonable costs we incur in responding to and dealing with your enquiries. Your broker may have charged a credit arrangement fee of £ for the arrangement of the first drawing under the Agreement. You may be charged a credit arrangement fee each time you make a new drawing or increase the amount of a drawing to finance an increase in the insurance premium. Costs in the case of late payments You will have to pay £ if we don’t receive any minimum monthly payment on time. We may also charge you interest at the annual rate of interest applicable to the relevant drawing on any amount you fail to pay us on time. Consequences of missing payments If you miss a payment you will incur extra charges, your credit record may be affected and you may find it harder to borrow again from us or another lender. We may take steps to have the Relevant Policy or Policies terminated. We may also take legal action against you.
Costs of the credit xxxxx euros That corresponding to the agreements reached between the Borrower and the Creditor. At the client’s request, early reimbursements may imply a reduction in capital, without any change in the remaining term of the operation The borrowing rate of your credit product FIXED interest rate. Nominal interest rate: [apply % according to interest form] % Annual Equivalent Rate (AER) Total cost of the credit expressed as an annual percentage of the total amount of the credit. You can use this variable to compare credit offers. AER= xxxx % Calculating the AER involves the application of the following parameters: Amount, Duration, Instalments, Borrowing rates and fees specified in this document. Representative example: Loan Amount:
Costs of the credit. The rates of interest which apply to the credit agreement. Flat rate of interest: 12% per annum. Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APR). The APR is there to help you compare different offers. The APR is 23.7% variable. This rate is illustrative as the APR has been calculated on the assumptions that a credit limit of £1,200 is applied from the outset which is drawn down immediately and in full and that repayment of the credit (including interest and any other charges) is made by 12 equal monthly instalments. Any other costs deriving from the credit agreement We may impose reasonable fees and charges to cover our administration costs arising out of your request for any document to which you are not legally entitled. We will notify you in writing of any other charges in force from time to time. Conditions under which the above costs can be changed We may vary the terms of this Agreement for any good reason at any time by giving you 7 days' notice. Costs in the case of late payments: A fee of £20 is applied each time a payment is missed. Consequences of missing payments. If you fail to make a repayment it can have major implications for your agreement and the possibility of credit being more difficult to obtain in the future. We will write to you as if you do not keep up with your repayments, this could result in cancellation of your insurance policy. We may take legal proceedings against you to recover what you owe which may mean you also have to pay our legal costs. You may be liable to pay all sums owing to us, including any charges imposed.
Costs of the credit. The rates of interest which apply to the credit agreement Our standard interest rates are as follows: [***ABT***]% (variable) per annum for balance transfers (if offered), [***ACR***]% (variable) per annum for cash advances, [***APUR***]% (variable) per annum for purchases. For purchases made using Credit, we provide you with an up to 56 days interest-free period which means that if you repay the Balance Outstanding on or before up to 56 days after you made the purchase, we will not charge you any interest on the amount of the purchase which forms part of the Balance Outstanding you have paid. This also means that if you do not repay the Balance Outstanding in full on or before up to 56 days after you made the purchase or only repay part of the Balance Outstanding or the Minimum Repayment, we will charge you our standard interest rate of [***APUR***]% (variable) per annum on the remaining amount of any purchase you have made which forms part of the Balance Outstanding from the date on which you made the purchase. We may, for any valid reason which we will notify to you, vary an interest rate or other term of your agreement. Examples of why we may make changes to your agreement include, but are not limited to: (1) changes in your circumstances and the way you use your Account, your credit score, or our increased or decreased credit risk; (2) changes in our funding costs or other costs of administering credit; (3) to provide additional credit or other services; (4) to reflect changes in banking or lending practice, or to meet our legal or regulatory obligations; (5) to correct errors, omissions, inaccuracies or ambiguities; (6) to reflect changes in our systems and processes or the introduction of new technology. We will give you at least 7 days' notice of any decrease in an interest rate, and at least 60 days’ advance notice of any increase in an interest rate. If we are increasing an interest rate, you can tell us that you do not wish to accept the change, in which case, you will be able to pay off the Balance Outstanding at the existing interest rate. However, you will not be able to use the Account further, and it will be closed when you have paid the full Balance Outstanding. You will have to pay at least the monthly payment each month. Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APR). This is the total cost expressed as an annual percentage of the total amount of credit [***APR***]% (variable). The APR is calculated using the standard rate for purchases shown ab...
Costs of the credit. The rates of interest which apply to the credit agreement. Interest on all balances that result from purchases and all other transactions except cash advances, balance transfers, and the interest charged on those non-purchase balances (called standard rate transactions) is charged at the standard rate of 14.9% per annum. Interest on all balances that result from cash advances (including gambling transactions and other transactions we have told you we treat as cash) is charged at the rate of 27.9% per annum. We may offer you the opportunity to request balance transfer(s) from time to time. Interest on all balances that result from a balance transfer is charged at the rate of 14.9% per annum. We do not charge interest on standard rate transactions if you pay off the full outstanding balance shown on your statement on both the current and previous statements. We may, at any time, reduce the interest rate on any individual or types of transactions incurred during a promotional period (called a promotional transaction). We will tell you about the transactions it will apply to, the interest rate that will apply and the length it will apply for. At the end of any promotional rate period, interest will be charged at the rate normally applicable to such transactions. We convert the annual rates into a daily rate to calculate interest payable each month and we charge it on the average daily balance for each different type of transaction. We may change any of the above standard rates of interest for a number of valid reasons set out in our agreement, where we are upgrading or downgrading your account, or for any unspecified valid reason provided you can end the agreement without charge. We will give you at least 30 days' advance personal notice of all changes, unless the change is not to your disadvantage or you have told us you would like to upgrade or downgrade. In this case, we will still give you personal notice but we may make the change more quickly. We will tell you about changes by putting messages in or on your statement, or sending you a separate written notice by post or electronically (which includes posting them on an American Express website xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx, through links provided on a statement or other notice, email, text messages or similar or any combination of these or other means). We reserve the right not to apply a promotional interest rate (or to remove it) if you are in default of this Agreement. Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APR). T...
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