Common use of Payment Due Date Clause in Contracts

Payment Due Date. The Payment Due Date is shown on your statement. It is always at least 21 days from your Statement Date. This time period may extend depending on your payment activity. For example, if we do not receive payment of the Balance shown on your statement on or before the Payment Due Date, the Payment Due Date on your next statement will be 25 days after your Statement Date. Any interest still applies during this period. When we receive payment in full of your Balance on or before the Payment Due Date, the number of days between the Statement Date and the Payment Due Date on your next statement will revert back to your standard Grace Period (the Grace Period is defined below). If the Payment Due Date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday in Canada, we will extend the Payment Due Date to the following business day. Any interest still applies during this period.

Payment Due Date. The Payment Due Date is shown on your statement. It is always at least 21 days from your Statement Datestatement date. This time period may extend depending on your payment activity. For example, if we do not receive payment of the Balance shown on your statement on or before the Payment Due Date, the Payment Due Date on your next statement will be 25 days after your Statement Date. Any interest still applies during this period. When we receive payment in full of your Balance on or before the Payment Due Date, the number of days between the Statement Date and the Payment Due Date on your next statement will revert back to your standard Grace Period (the “Grace Period Period” is defined below). If the Payment Due Date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday in Canada, we will extend the Payment Due Date to the following business day. Any interest still applies during this period.

Payment Due Date. The Payment Due Date is shown on your statement. It is always at least 21 days from your Statement Datestatement date. This time period may extend depending on your payment activity. For example, if we do not receive payment of the Balance shown on your statement on or before the Payment Due Date, the Payment Due Date on your next statement will be 25 days after your Statement Date. Any interest still applies during this period. When we receive payment in full of your Balance on or before the Payment Due Date, the number of days between the Statement Date and the Payment Due Date on your next statement will revert back to your standard Grace Period (the Grace Period is defined below). If the Payment Due Date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday in Canada, we will extend the Payment Due Date to the following business day. Any interest still applies during this period.

Payment Due Date. The Payment Due Date is shown on your statement. It is always at least 21 days from your Statement Date. This time period may extend depending depend- ing on your payment activity. For example, if we do not receive payment of the Balance shown on your statement on or before the Payment Due Date, the Payment Due Date on your next statement will be 25 days after your Statement Date. Any interest still applies during this period. When we receive payment in full of your Balance on or before the Payment Due Date, the number of days between the Statement Date and the Payment Due Date on your next statement will revert back to your standard Grace Period (the Grace Period is defined below). If the Payment Due Date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday in Canada, we will extend the Payment Due Date to the following business day. Any interest still applies during this period.

Payment Due Date. ‌ The Payment Due Date is shown on your statement. It is always at least 21 days from your Statement Date. This time period may extend depending on your payment activity. For example, if we do not receive payment of the Balance shown on your statement on or before the Payment Due Date, the Payment Due Date on your next statement will be 25 days after your Statement Date. Any interest still applies during this period. When we receive payment in full of your Balance on or before the Payment Due Date, the number of days between the Statement Date and the Payment Due Date on your next statement will revert back to your standard Grace Period (the Grace Period is defined below). If the Payment Due Date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday in Canada, we will extend the Payment Due Date to the following business day. Any interest still applies during this period.

Payment Due Date. The Payment Due Date is shown on your statement. It is always at least 21 days from your Statement Date. This time period may extend depending on your payment activity. For example, if we do not receive payment pay- ment of the Balance shown on your statement on or before the Payment Due Date, the Payment Due Date on your next statement will be 25 days after your Statement Date. Any interest still applies during this period. When we receive payment in full of your Balance on or before the Payment Due Date, the number of days between the Statement Date and the Payment Due Date on your next statement will revert back to your standard Grace Period (the Grace Period is defined below). If the Payment Due Date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday in Canada, we will extend the Payment Due Date to the following business day. Any interest still applies during this period.