The Credit Utilization Ratio is a crucial aspect of credit scoring. It measures the percentage of available credit a person is using. It is calculated by dividing total credit card balances by the sum of credit limits. For instance, if someone has a credit limit of INR 100,000 and an outstanding balance of INR 30,000,…
A common misunderstanding between credit and debt is that they are often used interchangeably or considered synonymous. While they are closely related concepts, they have distinct meanings and implications. This article will use examples to explain the difference between credit and debt Misunderstandings about credit and debt Many people struggle to grasp the distinction between…
Understanding of Debit and Credit transactions is essential for accountants. But these days, “this rule” is taught even to Business Schools. Debit and Credit transactions are used for accounts management of company. It is also known as “double entry system“. Why double-entry system is called so? As the name suggests, every transaction is recorded in journal at…
