what is the maximum charge in pounds for an overdue amount on a credit card?
554135
In UK it depends on the Interest Rate in your credit card.\n\nMost of the Credit cards have high-interest rates, probably the majority.\n\nA credit card that gives rewards by points have a high-interest rate also the ones that have Mileage (that accumulates miles)\n\nBut the average charge for an overdue bill of a credit card will be 18.8% to 25%.\n\nFor example you had received your credit card bill with the amount of £1,472.80 (Thousand four hundred seventy two pounds with eighty cents) And you didn't pay on May 22, then the interest will be of 23.4%, so in your next bill it would appear £1,472.80 + (What you waste on the month with your credit card) Ex(£356.79) + the interest of 23.4% it will be (£344.64)\n\nSo your credit card will be in a total of: £2,174.23\n\nBe very careful with the credit cards, it's a bad business of the banks, so try to maintain it and do not waste too much on it.
154693
Depends on the card. In my experince there is none. Even if they don't send you a statement, it's still your responsibility to pay the bill on time. If you have a ligitimate reason, they may wave the $25-$55 late charge, but if you had any promotional low APR, it will now be hiked up to 17% (or something else rediculously high).
402229
Assuming that you used your credit card to make the purchase, just call your bank and dispute the charge. \nYou will get an instant 'temporary credit' back on your credit card.\n\nGood Luck....
538502
A. An overdraft is when you have *overly drawn* on your account. And it usually is accompanied by a overdraft fee.
747513
If you transfer the balance from another credit card to your Capitol One card, they will charge you a balance transfer fee of 3% of the balance you transfer, up to a maximum of $75. This fee will be applied even if you pay your balance in full. It is not an interest charge, it is a fee. By paying your balance in full each month by the due date, you will avoid interest charges and late fees. If you stay under your credit limit, you will avoid overlimit fees. However, you will have to pay certain items like balance transfer fees and annual fees no matter what.
405795
In using your debit card you engage in transactions that are the same as writing a check.....If you overcharge your acount you will usually be denied the transaction on the basis of insufficient funds. If, however, you do manage to overdraw your account you will end up with a negative balanc, and you will recieve a return check fee just as you would if you wrote a bad check.  The next time you deposit money into your acount the negative balance will be deducted from that money.  No collections unless you close the acount and dont pay the money you owe.
787172
First you need to know the cost of one unit which should be on a previous bill. Thenn simply multiply the cost for one unit by the numer of units you have used. ie - used 35 units at a cost of say £1.112 a unit you would do , 35x1.112 giving you £38.92 =)
97244
Just call to your credit card customer service and\nask them.\nSome banks call  you and ask you before charge any\namount in the internet.\n\nGood Luck
223330
Typically, credit card companies will accept any amount you send them - it's money. However, unless you pay the minimum amount due, they will charge you late fees and interest and overlimit fees (if applicable) and cancel your card if they deem it necessary. The only way to help with this is to call the company and calmy explain your situation. They still may not work with you, but there is no way they'll work with you if you just ignore the situation.
729576
No, but its not very sensible as you are continuing to mount up interest charges.  Contact them and see if you can come to some arrangement which will make it easier to pay.  \nDONT IGNORE IT ANY LONGER!!!!
880818
I am not sure about where you are, but in the UK a retailer is free to set whatever limit they want for charge cards - often £5 minimum payment.\n\nAs for ID, if the person was purchasing alcohol for example, they may be REQUIRED to see ID, credit card or not.\n\nIf the retailer feels the card may be stolen, they should do a "code 10" call - iirc - to check the card's validity
850365
The fees the retailer pays to accept the card outweigh any profit they might make on the transaction - they really mean "  No - that isn't worth my while"
209661
Most bank's charge $25-50 for overdraft fee's. Best bet is to call your bank and talk to them, and see if they will refund the fee.
560406
Call your bank.  They can look it up and tell you exactly what it is.  Then if it's not approved by you, tell them and make them send the charge back.
751731
Yes, any bank will do this when supported with the correct identification.  You may have to pay a surcharge however as you will be converting Sterling to Euros.
827769
You would be charged an over the limit fee every single month you were above 3K... I hope you can pay it off fast, otherwise you are going to pay alot of finance charges. I don't think they can "punish" you though... just charge you and maybe close your account to new purchases.
963132
£37,032.66 \naccording to todays currency exchange\nhope that helps!