The date that a transaction is recorded on your account. Some companies assess interest on charges and cash advances from the transaction date, others from the posting date. It is more favorable to you if the interest is assessed from the posting date giving you some interest free days.
The date when a poster program is scheduled to commence. A five day leeway is customary.
The date on which posters in a GRP Showing are scheduled for display.
The date that a dollar amount is charged against your loan, such as credit card or mortgage.
The posting date is the date that a credit or charge is recorded on your account.
The date that a purchase or cash advance is recorded on your account.
the date written into the accounting transaction records identifying when the accounting transaction set was posted to the general and subsidiary ledger accounts. It is not the transaction date.
The date when all the posters in a showing are scheduled for display. These dates can be set at any time of the month according to the outdoor company's work load or the client's timing requirements.
The date a purchase is entered on your account.
The date that a credit or charge is recorded on your account. This date may differ from the transaction date.
The date on which a transaction is recorded to an account, which may be different from the date on which the transaction actually took place.
The date that a transaction is recorded on your account. Some companies assess interest on charges and cash advances from the transaction date (see transaction date), others from the posting date. It is more favorable to assess interest from the posting date, because that may be later, giving you some interest-free days.
The date on which posters in an out of home advertising program are scheduled for display. Most plants have flexible posting dates to coincide with special advertising promotions.
The date a document was submitted by the originator.