Previous Balance definition
Previous Balance means the total outstanding balance due for payment carried from the previous “Billing Cycle” which may consist of “Retail Purchase”, “Cash Advance”, “Finance Charges” and/or fees.
Previous Balance. The balance of your Account at the beginning of a Billing Cycle. This will be the same as the “New Balance” shown on your previous ▇▇▇▇.
Previous Balance means the outstanding unpaid balance on the Account at the beginning of the Billing Cycle.
Examples of Previous Balance in a sentence
Previous Balance – The balance of your Account at the beginning of a Billing Cycle.
The statement will have a "Statement Closing Date" and a "Payment Due Date," and will show, among other things, your "Previous Balance," your "New Balance," and your minimum monthly payment, which will be shown as "Minimum Payment Due." The periodic statement is part of this Agreement.
More Definitions of Previous Balance
Previous Balance means the balance carried over from my previous Statement of Account.
Previous Balance means the balance of your Account at the beginning of a Billing Cycle, which is the same amount as that shown on the “New Balance” on your Monthly Billing Statement for the immediately preceding Billing Cycle.
Previous Balance means the outstanding balance owed Bank by Company under the Agreement under the Account statement last provided Company by Bank.
Previous Balance means the Total Amount Due which was due for payment and carried from the previous “Billing Cycle” and may comprise of Card Transactions.
Previous Balance means the amount owing on the Account at the beginning of a Billing Cycle, (which is the same amount as the New Balance as of the Closing Date of the preceding Billing Cycle). The Previous Balance is shown on the Statement for such Billing Cycle.
Previous Balance means the balance carried over from my previous SOA. “Statement Date” means the date when the statement is generated.
Previous Balance means the total outstanding balance due in respect of previous Billing Cycles but unpaid.