Bank Statement

DEP on a bank statement means deposit. Learn the meaning of DEP, DIR DEP, MOBILE DEP and ATM DEP, how long deposits take to clear and what to do if one is missing.

TFR on a bank statement is short for transfer. Learn what TFR means, types like TFR TO and TFR FROM, internal vs external transfers, and how to spot unknown ones.

WEB on a bank statement is an ACH code for payments you authorized online or in an app. Learn what WEB means, common examples and how to dispute unknown WEB debits.

CCD on a bank statement means Corporate Credit or Debit, an ACH code for business-to-business payments. Learn what CCD means, why you see it and what to do.

PPD on a bank statement means Prearranged Payment and Deposit, an ACH code for recurring consumer payments like payroll and bills. Learn what it means and what to do.

Payment pending on a credit card means your payment was received but not fully processed yet. Learn how long pending payments take, why available credit lags and what to do if it fails.

A cash advance fee is charged when you use a credit card to get cash or cash-like items, often 3% to 5% plus higher APR with no grace period. Learn the true cost and alternatives.

Statement balance is what you owed when your credit card billing cycle closed; current balance is what you owe right now. Learn which to pay, how interest works and how each affects credit.

Learn how to read a credit card statement: statement balance, minimum payment, due date, APR, interest charges, fees, transactions, rewards and the minimum payment warning.

A bank reversal is an entry that undoes a previous transaction, such as a returned deposit, refunded fee, cancelled payment or corrected error. Learn the types of reversals and what to do.