Zero balance is to have no debt on your credit card. Depending on how long you've had the credit card, how many accounts you have and the size of your credit limit, canceling the card due to a zero balance could hurt your credit score because you might lose some credit history from your credit report, and your debt if the credit reporting agen [..]

The output signal of the load cell with rated Excitation and with no load applied, usually expressed in percent of Rated Output.

When the outstanding balance is paid and there are no new charges during a billing cycle

The wonderful appearance of a zero balance occurs when a borrower has paid of their loans and there is nothing left to repay.

Zero balance means that an individual has no debt on his or her credit card. By leaving a credit card at zero balance there is a possibility of loosing some credit history and could potentially hurt your credit score, but might be negligible if you continue making payments on time and using the credit card smartly.