Billing Cycle definition
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All new purchases are subject to a Grace Period of at least 28 days if such purchases are made during a Billing Cycle (the “current Billing Cycle”) in which you paid the balances of purchases outstanding at the end of the preceding Billing Cycle, on or before the Payment Due Date of the current Billing Cycle.
For purchases, we calculate the interest accrued on your account by applying the periodic rate to the Daily Balance of your account for each day in the Billing Cycle.
The sum of any past due amounts from previous Billing Cycles, plus 1% of your Daily Balance as of the end of the Billing Cycle as shown on your billing statement, plus interest charged in the current Billing Cycle, plus late payment fees, and any other fees charged in the current Billing Cycle.
If the new purchases made in the current Billing Cycle are subject to a Grace Period, you will not incur interest on such new purchases if you pay the balance of such purchases in full by the Payment Due Date in the following Billing Cycle.
In order for new purchases in the current Billing Cycle to qualify for the Grace Period again, you must pay all outstanding balances on purchases made during the preceding Billing Cycle in full by the Payment Due Date of the current Billing Cycle.