Dennis has a credit card with an APR of 10.14% and a billing cycle of 30 days. The following table shows his transactions with that credit card in the month of November.DateAmount ($)Transaction11/1517.87Beginning balance11/931.63Purchase11/2364.10Purchase11/2665.75PaymentIf the finance charge for November is $3.82, which method of calculating the finance charge does Dennis’s credit card company use?
Which method of calculating finance charge results in the lowest finance charge?
How is the daily balance method different from compounding interest daily?
Which of these is not a method used to calculate finance charges?
Yvonne's credit card has an APR of 17.79% and a 30-day billing cycle. The following table details her credit card transactions in the month of June.DateAmount ($)Transaction6/1925.43Beginning balance6/762.74Payment6/1128.27Purchase6/2150.00PurchaseBetween the previous balance method and the daily balance method, which method of calculating Yvonne's June finance charge will result in a greater finance charge, and how much greater will it be?
Laura’s credit card has an APR of 12.04%, and it computes finance charges using the daily balance method and a 30-day billing cycle. On June 1st, Laura had a balance of $606.40. She made exactly one transaction in June: a payment of $55.25. If Laura’s finance charge for June was $5.71, on which day did she make the payment?
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