Common use of Returned Payment Fee Clause in Contracts

Returned Payment Fee. We may charge you this fee each time your financial institution for any reason rejects a payment you make to us, or if the payment cannot be processed. The first Returned Payment Fee will be equal to $29 or your minimum payment due; whichever is less, even if your payment is eventually paid after a second presentment (if we elect to re-present the payment). If over the next six Billing Cycles you incur an additional Returned Payment fees (for any of the reasons stated above) the Returned Payment Fee may increase to $40, or your minimum payment due, whichever is less.

Appears in 17 contracts

Sources: Credit Card Agreement, Personal Credit Card Agreement, Credit Card Agreement

Returned Payment Fee. We may charge you this fee each time your financial institution for any reason rejects a payment you make to us, or if the payment cannot be processed. The first Returned Payment Fee will be equal to $29 27 or your minimum payment due; whichever is less, even if your payment is eventually paid after a second presentment (if we elect to re-present the payment). If over the next six Billing Cycles you incur an additional Returned Payment fees (for any of the reasons stated above) the Returned Payment Fee may increase to $4037, or your minimum payment due, whichever is less.

Appears in 5 contracts

Sources: Credit Card Agreement, Personal Credit Card Agreement, Credit Card Agreement

Returned Payment Fee. We may charge you this fee each time your financial institution for any reason rejects a payment you make to us, or if the payment cannot be processed. The first Returned Payment Fee will be equal to $29 or your minimum payment due; whichever is less, even if your payment is eventually paid after a second presentment (if we elect to re-present the payment). If over the next six Billing Cycles you incur an additional Returned Payment fees (for any of the reasons stated above) the Returned Payment Fee may increase to $40, or your minimum payment due, whichever is less.less.‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Personal Credit Card Agreement