Total Outstanding Balance definition

Total Outstanding Balance in relation to any Account Statement means the total of all the Outstanding Balances of all the Card Account(s) stated in the Account Statement.
Total Outstanding Balance means the total outstanding balance (inclusive of all Charges which shall be debited to the Card Account). This includes transactions which are not yet reflected in the account, such as but not limited to, any unposted Card Transactions or outstanding unbilled monthly installments.
Total Outstanding Balance means the total principal amount of the Outstanding Individual Loan Money owed to All Lenders.

Examples of Total Outstanding Balance in a sentence

  • Accounts/Notes Receivable & Address (Street, City, State, ZIP code)Status (e.g., age, factored, other)Date Due(mmddyyyy)Invoice Number or Government Grant or Contract NumberAmount Due 65a $ 65b $ 65c $ 65d $ 65e $65f Total Outstanding Balance (Add lines 65a through 65e and amounts from any attachments)$BUSINESS ASSETS Include all tools, books, machinery, equipment, inventory or other assets used in trade or business.

  • In the event that the aggregate of the outstanding balance on your Card Account(s), and the total outstanding balance of your Balance Transfer(s) (the “Total Outstanding Balance”) exceeds your Credit Limit, you shall pay us on demand such amount as may be determined by us (the “Excess Amount”) to ensure that your Total Outstanding Balance is within your Credit Limit.

  • In case of reduction of the Credit Limit, should the Total Outstanding Balance exceed the reduced Credit Limit, the Cardholder agrees that the excess shall become immediately due and demandable without the need of further notice or advice from the Bank.

  • Upon cancellation of the Card Account and the Card, the Bank may declare the Total Outstanding Balance, which includes any unposted transactions and unbilled monthly installments due, under any of the Cards to be immediately due and demandable.

  • However, the Bank reserves the right to collect processing and administrative fees to cover expenses incurred, including applicable taxes and Total Outstanding Balance, if any.


More Definitions of Total Outstanding Balance

Total Outstanding Balance means the sum of the Total Outstanding Balance A and the Total Outstanding Balance B.
Total Outstanding Balance means collectively, the Total Outstanding Balance A and Total Outstanding Balance B.
Total Outstanding Balance. (so-kashitsuke-kyokudogaku) means the total principal amount of the Outstanding Individual Loan Money owed to All Lenders.
Total Outstanding Balance means that total outstanding amount which is due for payment in the Card Account as of the current date and shall include all amount utilized by the Cardholder from the Special SavingsAccount.
Total Outstanding Balance means the total debit balance on the card account (inclusive of all charges and fees which shall be debited to the Card Account) as the total outstanding on the Card Account, payable to us in accordance with our records on the date the Statement of Accounts is issued. This may include all the debit transactions which may be reflected on the current month ‘Statement of Card Account’ or in the future ‘Statement of Account’. Payment of ‘Total Statement Outstanding Balance’ on or before the ‘Payment Due Date’ shall avoid the charging of monthly fees and late payment fees on the card account. However other applicable fees (if any) will be debited to the card account. Monthly Subscription Fee means a fixed amount, as determined and notified by us to you from time to time, charged to you every month for using the Credit Card services. Participating Bank Payment Due Date means the date specified in the Statement of Account, by which date you must pay the ‘Total Statement Outstanding Balance’ or any part thereof or the minimum payment.
Total Outstanding Balance means the total principal amount of the Individual Advance Payable Amount owed to all Lenders.
Total Outstanding Balance means the total amount of unsecured credit facilities receivables (other than credit card receivables and receivables