An adjusted balance is one of several methods that credit card companies use to calculate the interest charged at the end of a cardholder’s billing cycle.

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The adjusted balance method addresses purchases made and paid for during an interim period that don’t figure in the account holders’ adjusted balances. Here’s how it works.

Before preparing an adjusted trial balance, you must adjust journal accounts to note any fees earned estimations.

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An adjusted debit balance shows what a market participant would owe their brokerage in the case of a margin call.