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Charge cardA plastic payment card enabling the holder to obtain goods and services without the requirement to pay cash. Accounts are normally submitted to the card holder monthly and must be settled in full. In addition to obtaining goods, the charge card can be used to obtain cash. Examples of charge cards are American Express, Diners Club and a number of gold cards.Similar MatchesLate chargeLate chargeA fee a credit grantor charges a borrower for a late payment. Unpaid ground rent chargeUnpaid ground rent chargeIf you are a leaseholder, and the freeholder notifies the lender that you have not paid your ground rent or service charge, the lender may penalise you. Costs £30 - £50. DischargeDischargePaying of the remainder of a mortgage. Deferred chargeDeferred chargeAn expenditure treated as an asset that carries forward until it becomes pertinent to the business at hand, e.g., advance rent payment. Carrying ChargesCarrying ChargesThe costs involved in keeping a property which is intended to produce income (either by sale or rent) but has not yet done so. Further SuggestionsDischarge feeCharge off Late charge carrying charges prior charges Redemption charge Carrying charge First charge Discharge of lien chargeable event chargeable event certificate Import surcharge Noncash charge Contingent deferred sales charge (CDSC) sales charge Finance charge chargeable gain exit charge Late Charge Service charge initial charge Surcharge management charges Charge certificate chargeable transfer |
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