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4 years ago

Interest begins accruing on a _____ the day of the transaction.

2 answers:

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Interest begins accruing on a __ cash advance ___ the day of the transaction
.As interest is the
money that is paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent
A __posting date___ is when a payment is credited to an account.
its the date at which money is being transected from bank
so correct option is B
hope it helps

EleoNora [17]4 years ago

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1. Interest begins accruing on a _____ the day of the transaction.

a. cash advance

2. A _____ is when a payment is credited to an account.

b. posting date

3. Suppose that your goal is to build a credit history by establishing a FICO score. How should you approach payments on a long term loan such as a auto loan?

A. Pay minimum amount required on each bill

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