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Question [CLICK ON ANY CHOICE TO KNOW THE RIGHT ANSWER]
Mr. Grant’s credit card bill was $2, 684.72. If he has already paid off $1, 865.24 of the amount due, how much more does he have to pay?
A
$817.48
B
$819.48
C
$821.41
D
$822.48
E
$825.41
Explanation: 

Detailed explanation-1: -The credit card minimum amount due is the amount that a cardholder is required to pay on or before the payment due date. Typically, the minimum amount due is calculated as 5% of the total outstanding amount. The credit card minimum payment amount due also includes any EMI payment conversions you may have opted for.

Detailed explanation-2: -Yes, you can keep your credit card active by paying just the Minimum Amount Due every month. But, you will have to pay high interest charges and also, there will be no interest free credit period. Just remember that the less you pay of the outstanding amount, you will be made to pay more in interest.

Detailed explanation-3: -The difference between the total amount due and the minimum amount due is simple to understand. While the total amount due is equal to your total expenditures on the card in any particular billing cycle, the minimum amount due is just a small percentage of the total amount spent.

Detailed explanation-4: -If you pay only the minimum amount due for a long time, you will have to pay high interest charges on the outstanding amount. You won’t get any interest-free credit period. Along with this, your credit limit will also be reduced to the amount that you haven’t repaid.

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