The phrase "a lower balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounts, or comparisons where a smaller amount is being discussed.
Example: "To avoid fees, it's important to maintain a lower balance in your checking account."
Alternatives: "a reduced balance" or "a smaller balance".
He also warned that some paths to debt reduction might damage your credit score, especially negotiating a lower balance on your credit card.
The urinary and faecal excretion of calcium (P<0.01) and urinary excretion of phosphorus (P<0.001) were higher in both the infected groups contributing to a lower balance of these minerals in the infected groups.
For instance, that borrower with the $20,000 balance might have had a lower balance three years later, and if the fix-it fund pays just the difference between the two balances, it's a lot less than paying all of the $20,000.
Credit card debt is different, because a lower balance due means a lower minimum monthly payment.
But while the money is eventually replaced (unless the employee leaves the company and defaults on the loan), there is a lower balance earning investment returns in the meantime.
If you can't get your insurance company to budge, contact your doctor's office to discuss negotiating a lower balance.
Kevin Mountford at website MoneySuperMarket.com says those who can afford to pay off their balance within a shorter timeframe may find they are better-off opting for a card which offers a shorter interest-free period but has a much lower balance transfer fee.
A lower principal balance on the first mortgage makes the second more likely to pay.
Lambs of MPI showed a lower N balance corresponding with a lower N uptake, but had similar utilization efficiency.
The lower blood pressure and reduced myocardial contractility associated with a lower sympathovagal balance in hypotensives, as compared to normotensives, suggest a night-time hypoactivation of the cardiovascular system supporting the hypothesis of impairment in autonomic control in essential hypotension.
"On a minimum balance of £10,000, BLME is paying 2.05% on a 12-month term account – although this is a sharia account, so the return is an expected profit rate rather than a guaranteed interest rate," says Bowes. "For a lower minimum balance of £1,000, OakNorth is paying a guaranteed 2.02% on its 12-month fixed-term deposit account.
