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What is a grace period?

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What is a grace period?

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The grace period is the number of days you have to pay your bill before interest is accrued on your purchases, providing that you are not revolving a balance.

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A grace period is the amount of time the card holder has to pay the balance, before interest is charged to the balance. Grace periods vary, but usually range from 10 – 25 days depending on the credit card issuer.

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Your FNBO Direct CD grace period is the 10 calendar days after the maturity date of your CD. At this time you can add additional funds to your account, withdraw your funds without penalty, or let them automatically renew for the same term and current rate.

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The grace period is the number of days you have to pay your bill before interest is accrued on your purchases, providing that you are not revolving a balance. View listing of grace periods.

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If you pay your total New Balance on your account in full each month by the due date, purchases made during the next billing cycle will not accrue interest. This period of at least 20 days is called the Grace Period. If, however, you are carrying a balance from the previous bill, new purchases are usually added to your balance and begin accruing interest immediately.

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