Examples of Minimum Payment Due Date in a sentence
MBNA has the right to cancel your Payment Plan if: • we do not receive your Required Payment by the Minimum Payment Due Date in 2 consecutive months; • you become a resident of Quebec; • the balance of your Account goes over its credit limit, including if the Account goes over limit due to any fees or interest charged; • you close your Account; • MBNA closes your Account or removes charging privileges for your Account.
You can accept a Payment Plan offer before the Minimum Payment Due Date of the statement in which the purchase first appears.
Here’s what you have to pay on your Account by your Minimum Payment Due Date in order to avoid interest on new Purchases made during a Statement Period, excluding new Purchases that you have put into a Payment Plan: • The New Balance shown on your monthly statement minus your total Payment Plans balance, plus • Your Monthly Plan Payment Amount(s) that are due on your monthly statement.
If you fail to pay the Minimum Payment Due within 10 days from the Minimum Payment Due Date, we may charge, and you agree to pay, a late payment fee of up to $20.00.
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If you pay your Minimum Payment Due by the Due Date on your next statement (see Minimum Payment Due Date, you can take Extra Days to Pay Payment Due and Plum Payment Options above).
Purchases cannot be converted into a Payment Plan after the Minimum Payment Due Date of the statement in which the Purchase first appears.
You agree (i) at all times to pay the Repayment Amount regardless of whether you have paid a Minimum Payment, (ii) to pay the Minimum Payment Amount on each Minimum Payment Due Date, and (iii) to continue to pay the Repayment Rate of your sales until the Total Repayment Amount is repaid in full by the Final Repayment Date.
You agree (i) to pay the Minimum Payment Amount on each Minimum Payment Due Date, and (ii) to pay the Total Repayment Amount in full by the Final Repayment Date.
Here’s what you have to pay on your Account by your Minimum Payment Due Date in order to avoid interest on new Purchases made during a Statement Period, excluding new Purchases that you have put into a Payment Plan: • The New Balance shown on your monthly statement minus your total Payment Plans balance; plus • Your Monthly Plan Payment Amount(s) that are due on your monthly statement.