The phrase "monthly credit" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a monthly amount of money or credit that is given or received on a regular basis. Example: "I was pleasantly surprised to see a monthly credit of $100 on my bank statement."
This turns out to be a monthly credit monitoring service that is not free.
His parents receive his monthly credit card statement and pay it directly.
Check your monthly credit card and bank statements carefully and immediately report any unauthorized purchases.
To top it off, they have discovered plastic: 83 percent make monthly credit card payments.
However, the household would receive a monthly credit for the solar electricity produced that would average $13.96.
But there is probably one memento they wish they could leave behind -- their monthly credit card statements.
But still, for individuals, Professor Meier said, the findings suggest that those who have trouble postponing rewards might want to consider tactics like automating their monthly credit-card payments to reduce the temptation to pay just the minimum balance.
The closest to that is First Virtual's "virtual PIN", which is a way of aggregating small transactions into a monthly credit-card charge, using nothing more high-tech than an e-mail confirmation with the buyer to avoid fraud.
Here are seven basic points to remember when managing your credit-card account: 1. Receipts: Save your receipts and reconcile them with your monthly credit-card statement.
Otherwise, you will spend a lot of your valuable time parsing your monthly credit-card bills, separating out business from personal expenses, which complicates your bookkeeping task (see below).
Companies that hire an honorably discharged veteran, a person with a disability or a job-hunter now collecting unemployment benefits would receive a $900 monthly credit.
