Repayment example Sample Clauses

Repayment example. The amount you choose to pay off your credit card each month can make a big difference to the overall amount of interest you pay. The following example highlights the difference between only paying the minimum and paying a fixed amount based on a one-off purchase of £1,000 at an example effective rate of 18.94% with no annual fee. If you pay the minimum payment only each month If you pay a fixed amount of £50 each month What was the starting balance? £1,000 £1,000 How much interest would I pay overall? £1,263 £201 Total cost of credit £1,000 + £1,263 = £2,263 £1,000 + £201 = £1,201 How long would it take to clear the balance? 18 years, 4 months 2 years, 2 months ! Only making your minimum payment will cost you more and take you longer to pay off your credit card balance. We may also decide to suspend your card if we think you have held debt on your account beyond a reasonable period, considering the level of payments you have made and the likely time it would take you to repay your balance based on your repayment pattern. The above example assumes the following: • The transaction takes place on 1 January and you make no further transactions. • You always make the payment each month on the 15th. • Your statement is produced on the 1st of each month. • No introductory promotional rates for purchases. • The effective rate remains the same. • The minimum payment in A7 is made up of 1% of the total balance you owe as shown in your statement including interest and charges.
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Repayment example. The amount you choose to pay off your credit card each month can make a big difference to the overall amount of interest you pay. The following example highlights the difference between only paying the minimum and paying a fixed amount based on a one-off purchase of £1,000 at an example effective rate of 18.94% with no annual fee. If you pay the minimum payment only each month If you pay a fixed amount of £50 each month What was the starting balance? £1,000 £1,000 How much interest would I pay overall? £527 £201 Total payable £1,000 + £527 = £1,527 £1,000 + £201 = £1,201 How long would it take to clear the balance? 5 years, 3 months 2 years, 2 months ! Only making your minimum payment will cost you more and take you longer to pay off your credit card balance. We may also decide to suspend your card if we think you have held debt on your account beyond a reasonable period, considering the level of payments you have made and the likely time it would take you to repay your balance based on your repayment pattern. The above example assumes the following: • The transaction takes place on 1 January and you make no further transactions. • Your statement is produced on the 1st of each month. • You make your payment on the 15th of each month. • No promotional rate applies. • The annual fee is £0. • The interest rate remains the same. • The minimum payment is the higher of £25 or 1% of the total balance you owe as shown on your statement including interest and charges, or if you owe less than £25 the full amount you owe (this may differ from your minimum payment requirement; see A7 for details).

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