Meaning Billing cycle
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The time elapsed between billing periods for goods sold or services rendered.
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The billing cycle is a specific, recurring time period between billing statements. The federal Credit CARD Act of 2009 largely ended a once-common practice of varying the length of the billing cycle by changing due dates. Under the law, due dates must be the same day every month, and payments that come due dates that fall on weekends or holidays ar [..]
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Definition The period between billings for products and services, usually a month.
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The length of time between statement dates.
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The time interval between the dates on which regular periodic statements are issued. See also Billing Cycle days
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The time interval during which all meters of a class or sub-class of customers are read. The reading of meters is generally distributed over a period of time (one or two months). A billing cycle compr [..]
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The amount of time — typically one month — between payments on a loan or revolving account.
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The number of days between your last bill and your current bill
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Billing cycle refers to the length of time that passes between statement dates. For credit cards, the billing cycle is commonly one month.  
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According to 15 USCS Appx 12 CFR § 226.2 (4), [Title 15. Commerce and Trade; Chapter 41. Consumer Credit Protection; Truth in Lending Regulations. (Regulation Z); Subpart A. General] the term billing [..]
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Refers to how often your bill is generated. We use a monthly billing cycle for the Exede service. This is also the period that we use to measure your data usage. When your new billing cycle begins, your usage meter resets to zero. Learn more about your first bill and the billing cycle.
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The Billing Cycle is based on the utility’s meter read cycle. Some months the number of days in the billing cycle will vary, but it is approximately every 30 days.
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The frequency with which a service will generate invoices, such as monthly, semi-annually and annually.
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Number of days between account statements.
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The period of time that a credit statement covers.
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The time interval between the dates on which regular periodic statements are issued.
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The regular, periodic interval used by a utility for reading the meters of customers for billing purposes.
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The time elapsed between billing periods for goods sold or services rendered.
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