Total amount that you pay to CoServ. This is the same amount as the Total Amount Due. It includes the unpaid amount from your previous statement plus the total Current Charges (Customer Charge, Energy Charge, PCRF and/or PGF Franchise Fee and applicable Taxes, and additional Service Fees).

The total amount of money in an account at a given time after all debits and credits have been accounted for. · See Also · Account · Chequing Account · Savings Account

The difference between the debit and the credit sides of an account.

Credits minus debits at the end of a reporting period. ...

See on: Wikipedia Investopedia The net of debits and credits for an account at the end of a reporting period.

The difference between the sum of the debits and credits.

Aaddzz services must be prepaid. Your account balance represents your total payments minus expenditures. See also: Aaddzz Terms & Conditions: Account Balance

This is your earnings, the amount you can withdraw from.

The net The net dollar amount of an account.

This displays the amount of time your PC was available online, the amount of time it processed work and your earnings for the day, month and lifetime as a Gomez PEER.

The dollar amount currently remaining in an account.

The actual amount in the account.

The precise amount of money in an account.

The exact amount of money in an account.

The amount of money that has accumulated in your account under a defined contribution plan.

The net benefit in your Superannuation account, normally after any applicable administration fees, taxation, insurance charges etc.

The section of a trading screen that shows the amount of money in a trader's account, including net profit or loss of any open positions.

An amount of money that you have or that you owe. See also “in the black” and “in the red.

The amount of money held on behalf of a participant in a qualified retirement plan.

The net value of an account. Cable: Term used to describe the exchange rate between the US dollar and the British Pound Daily Charts : Charts that encapsulate the daily price movement for the currency pair traded. Since the currency market operates 24 hours a day, the daily chart typically runs from 5 PM New York time to the same time on the following day.