The payment is a one time payment. It allows you (for an individual license), your school (for a school license), or your district (for a district license) to use the program forever, including any new versions, both Windows and Macintosh versions, at home and at school. You never pay again.

You will only be charged a minimum annual payment fee if you have not reached the minimum annual payment in CityLink usage, within 12 months from your start date. Where your CityLink account was opened before 3 January 2000, for all e-TAG devices linked to your account before that date, your start date is the earlier of: December 2000. See similar questions...

The depreciation calculation is simply obtained by first calculating the residual - multiply the M.S.R.P. by the published percentage offered by the leasing company (e.g. BMWFS 65% for 15k/yr 328i)... Next, subtract the residual from the adjusted cap cost which is the "selling price" (+) the bank fee and luxury tax (if applicable)(-)any cap reduction. Then simply divide that amount by the term of the lease to obtain the "monthly" depreciation. The "rent charge" calculation is also very simple. See similar questions...

The first month’s membership fee is prorated based on the number of days left in that month from your account activation date plus the full amount of the second monthly fee including taxes, and will be charged to your credit card upon account activation. See similar questions...

No. If you return your e-TAG device before you close your account, we will not charge you the minimum annual payment fee. See similar questions...

Minimum Margin is calculated by taking MM % instead of IM%. For spread position, Spread minimum margin % would be applied. In that case, margin required on executed position is re-calculated by taking CMP of respective position and IM % and spread margin % as the case may be. Available margin as calculated above should now be compared with the required margin and amount for additional margin call is arrived at. For example say you have bought 100 shares of Futures - ACC - 27 Feb 2002 at Rs. See similar questions...

The APR the cost of your credit expressed as an annual rate. Because you may be paying different charges such as, "Discount Points" and other "pre-paid finance charges" at closing, all these charges are added to the interest charge for the loan (which appears on the note). The total of these charges added to the loan amount will result in a higher amount than the loan rate only for the first year of the loan. See similar questions...

We pay our partners once they earn a minimum of £100.00. No payment will be made until that amount is reached. See similar questions...

This amount will appear on your monthly Visa statement in the box marked "Minimum Payment". It will normally be $10 plus the Interest and the Fees, as shown on the Calculating Your Balance section of your Visa statement. If your New Balance is less than $10 or less than the calculated Minimum Payment, you must pay the New Balance. This Minimum Payment may also include any past due amounts and any portion of the total new balance owing that is more than your credit limit. See similar questions...

A minimum payment amount is the least amount that we owe you for you to be entitled for a check. In our case, the minimum payment amount is $25. If your earnings have not reached $25 in a given cut-off, you will have to wait for the next cut-off and must have at least $25 by then for you to be entitled for a check. See similar questions...

The minimum payment that we require from you each month will be shown on your monthly card statement, and the payment due date is 25 days from your statement date. See similar questions...

Your monthly payment is based upon a percentage of each of your creditor's balances. This percentage amount can range anywhere between 1% and 4%, based upon the creditor we are working with. (Exception; loans) See similar questions...

There are several mortgage calculators available online for you to use, that can make it easy to determine your monthly payment. If you want to figure it out on your own you can use the following equation: Monthly Interest) - (# of months) If you are not a math whiz, I would suggest doing the math on a mortgage calculator online. It can make the whole process a lot easier, and can allow you to change variables such as loan term and interest rate rather easily, and see what the difference may be. See similar questions...