Interest Grace Period Sample Clauses

Interest Grace Period. Interest accrues on Purchases, Cash Advances and fees from (and including) the date each such Charge is posted to the Card Account. If the entire balance on a particular Statement is paid by the payment due date shown on that Statement (Payment Due Date) ATB will waive the interest charges on those Purchases and fees (other than fees associated with Cash Advances) which appear on that Statement for the first time. However, if the entire balance of a Statement is not paid by the Payment Due Date for that Statement, interest on Purchases and fees will not be waived and will be charged from (and including) the date each Purchase transaction or fee is posted to the Card Account. Interest is never waived for transactions which are Cash Advances (including Cheques and Balance Transfers, or their associated fees.)
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Interest Grace Period. Interest and other credit charges accrue on Charges from (and including) the date each such Charge is posted to the Card Account. If the entire New Balance on a particular Statement is paid by the payment due date shown on that Statement (“Payment Due Date”), you will not be charged interest or other credit charges on such Charges (other than fees associated with Cash Advances) appearing on that Statement. However, if the entire New Balance of a Statement is not paid by the Payment Due Date for that Statement, interest or other credit charges on such Charges will not be waived and will be charged from (and including) the date each such Charges are posted to the Card Account and will appear on your next Statement. Also, any Charges that are converted into an Instalment Plan do not form part of the New Balance and do not get the benefit of a grace period. Interest and other credit charges are never waived for transactions which are Cash Advances (including Balance Transfers, and bill payments made through ATMs or the Neo Platform) or their associated fees.
Interest Grace Period. Interest accrues on Purchases, Cash Advances and fees from (and including) the date each such Charge is posted to the Card Account. If the entire New Balance on a particular Statement is paid by the payment due date shown on that Statement (“Payment Due Date”), you will not be charged interest on Purchases and fees appearing on that Statement. However, if the entire New Balance of a Statement is not paid by the Payment Due Date for that Statement, interest on Purchases and fees will not be waived and will be charged from (and including) the date each Purchase transaction or fee is posted to the Card Account and will appear on your next Statement. Any interest which accrues on Purchases between your last Statement Date and the date we receive the payment will appear on the next Statement. Interest is never waived for transactions which are Cash Advances (including Balance Transfers, and xxxx payments made through ATMs or Neo’s online service).
Interest Grace Period. If the entire balance on a particular Statement is paid by the payment due date shown on that Statement (Payment Due Date) ATB will waive the interest charges on those Purchases which appear on that Statement for the first time. However, if the entire balance of a Statement is not paid by the Payment Due Date for that Statement, interest on Purchases will not be waived and will accrue from (and including) the date the Purchase transaction is recorded on the Card Account. Interest is never waived for transactions which are Cash Advances or for Cheques.

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