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A quick definition of account statement:

An account statement is a report that a bank or creditor sends to a customer every month. It shows information about the customer's account, like how much money was deposited, how much was spent, and how much is left. For a bank account, it also shows the checks that were written and cashed. For a credit account, it shows how much was charged and how much needs to be paid back. It's an important document to keep track of your finances and make sure everything is correct.

A more thorough explanation:

An account statement is a report that is issued periodically, usually monthly, by a bank or creditor to a customer. It provides information on the customer's account, including the transactions made, charges debited, and the account balance.

  • A bank statement is an example of an account statement. It shows the customer's deposits, withdrawals, and any fees charged by the bank.
  • A credit card statement is another example of an account statement. It shows the customer's purchases, payments made, and any interest charged.

These examples illustrate how an account statement provides a summary of a customer's financial activity within a specific period. It helps the customer keep track of their transactions and monitor their account balance.

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[] ararara
17:14
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17:15
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17:15
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17:17
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ChemicalGarrulousCivet
17:19
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17:28
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17:28
Ararara is right to recommend trying it.
17:28
@amlaw: i want gulc so bad, but i dont think i can take an offer if extended. i would actually need like 10k to cancel my lease, move all my stuff from la to dc, pay gulc's tuition deposit, and then find a new apt in dc
17:28
if they told me this like 2 weeks ago, i would have not gotten an apt in la yet
17:30
i ideally want a fed govt position in dc, but i dont think i can physcially afford to cancel all my plans to attend :(
that really sucks
Coolperson49494
18:08
10k for the life you want vs a school that prob wont get you there is prob worth
Coolperson49494
18:08
id do it although LA biglaw seems more appealing overall tbh
OvertReconditeSpider
18:20
If that person doesnt have 10k however, could be outta luck
yeah i think it comes down to literally not having 10k to blow
OvertReconditeSpider
18:20
Oof
OvertReconditeSpider
18:20
Skill issue
OvertReconditeSpider
18:21
Jk even if i had it. I wouldnt spend 10k just to get out of a lease to switch schools
MightyUnableSphinx
18:29
@menherachan: You should say that to GULC
MightyUnableSphinx
18:30
I mean fuck it right. Like, maybe they can help somehow. Probably they can't but if the alternative is "i dont go to gulc" who cares
MightyUnableSphinx
18:30
Idk I doubt they can give you 10k cash, lmao, but who knows!
Others will disagree, but max out a credit card if you have to do so.
It's 10K. Not 100K.
OvertReconditeSpider
19:29
10K at 21.51% interest. Lol
19:47
Yeah I would definitely disagree. Without family help when could they realistically pay that off?
20:18
If someone can live below the student budget at GULC loans could cover an extra $10K, but Grad PLUS loans still amount to $2 in repayment for every $1 borrowed on a 10-year plan at current interest rates. Not a choice to make lightly.
OvertReconditeSpider
20:19
^
OvertReconditeSpider
20:19
The rates on the stafford loans are garbage too
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