If you owe money on your credit card, this is the smallest amount of money you can pay by the due date to meet the terms of the cardholder agreement.
The smallest payment you can make to keep your account current.
The minimum amount a borrower must pay each month on each separate loan and credit-card account. Sometimes abbreviated as "MMP." The amount of the minimum monthly payment is based on the total amount and the repayment term; on student's loans, the MMP is usually $50 a month per loan. Monetary Award/Prizes – Generally an amount less than $500 paid for the benefit of a student. Awards generally have not been established through written donor agreements with the university (Office of Univeristy Advancement).. Awards are often funded by departments through trust funds and include prizes (e.g., First Place Poetry Prize)
You must accrue a minimum monthly amount of earnings before payments are distributed electronically through your PayPal account. The current minimum monthly payment accrual amount is listed on the rate sheet on the Web site. The Minimum Monthly Payment amount can be a combination of Processing Time and/or Referral Bonuses payment amounts. If the Minimum Monthly Payment amount is not met during the current Earnings Period, the account balance will be carried forward and applied to the next Earnings Period.
The minimum amount of the balance a cardholder is required to pay to keep the account in good standing.
The minimum amount that a cardholder is required to pay to the credit card issuer at the end of each month.
The smallest payment you can make to maintain a credit account on current status
A minimum payment based on the percentage of your outstanding balance or a minimum fixed amount.
Smallest monthly payment that can be made on your card account.
is the smallest monthly payment that is required to be received by the credit card issuer by the due date. The minimum payment is stated on your monthly statement, and usually is around 3% to 5% of your total outstanding balance, or it is some other minimum fixed amount.