Outstanding Debt

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Outstanding Debt

Debt that has not yet been repaid in full. For example, if one borrows $10,000 and has paid back $2,000, the outstanding debt is $8,000. In general, interest is calculated over the outstanding debt rather than the original amount borrowed.
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Subsequently, total credit card outstanding balance has shot up from Rs.
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If they fail to make a payment, the IRS will treat the outstanding balance as an early distribution subject to taxes and an early-withdrawal penalty, and you must inform the borrowers of that.
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The report indicates that in recent years credit card profitability has generally been higher than returns on other major bank product lines, although net earnings as a percentage of outstanding balances for credit card banks in 1992 were not as high as they were in the mid-1980s.
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Home equity lending
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The affirmations, affecting approximately $932 million of the outstanding balances, are due to credit enhancement consistent with future loss expectations.
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