Current balance
Definition: See current account balance.
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Current balance - The difference between the value of money entering and leaving a country for trade in goods and services income from abroad and transfers.
It also is the continuously updated record of transactions, yielding the current balance, or available balance . Examples include a charge account, checking account, or trust account.
Accounting.A bookkeeping entry in a ledger.
Is an explicit agreement whereby a creditor makes available to a consumer with a check account at a bank or building society funds, which exceed the current balance in the checking account (overdraw) up to a specified limit (the overdraft limit).
In today's age of credit cards, the term cash advance refers to the opportunity some cardholders have to obtain a loan against their current balances on the card.
The future planned balance of an inventory item,
based on the current balance and adjusted for planned receipts and usage.
Bridge Loan
A short term loan to cover the immediate cash requirements until permanent financing is received.
Positive File: A file listing the current balance and available credit for each active cardholder account. PIN and other cardholder information may also be included.
A trust with more than 100 beneficiaries may elect to withhold from each distribution 35% of the amount attributable to the foreign beneficiary's proportionate share of the current balance of the trust's real property interest account.
Available Credit - The credit line limit less the current balance, plus any outstanding authorizations for transactions that have not yet been posted.
Simple bookkeeping for individuals and families involves recording income, expenses, and current balance in a cash record book or a checking account register.
two parties involving an exchange of funds at a later date, as between buyer and seller, or an agreement by one party to hold funds in trust for the other. It also is the continuously updated record of transactions, yielding the current balance, ...
1. The dollar amount in an existing margin account that is currently available for purchasing securities. For new accounts, this represents the percentage value of the current balance that is available for future margin purchases.
Periodically the bank provides a statement of a customer's deposit account. It shows all deposits made, all checks paid, and other debits posted during the period (usually one month), as well as the current balance.
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This "screen pop" is made up of several bits of information from different databases; it may draw on information from the accounting department to show the agent what their current balance may be; ...
appropriations bills through skillful logrolling -- thus giving the President additional power to punish severely those members of Congress who have in some way opposed or displeased the President and potentially upsetting the current balance of ...
 See also: Checking account, Expense, Saving, Banks, Acquisitions
  
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