Business, 16.12.2021 06:20 masterfitz22jack

(MATCH A, B,C TO 17,18,19) a) Average daily balance method

b) Unpaid balance method

c) Previous balance method

17. Finance charge is calculated on the existing balance on the first day after the billing cycle ends.
Credits and payments are not accounted for.

18. Finance charge is calculated on the existing balance on the first dayafter the billing cycle ends.
Credits and payments are accounted for and reduce the balance used to calculate the finance
charge.

19. Finance charge is calculated on the number of days the balance is outstanding. The balance
used for the calculation will change based on when payments and credits are received.

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