Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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The easiest way you can check your Total Visa balance is online. Just log in to your online account and you will see your current balance on your account summary page. Alternatively, you can check your balance over the phone, by calling (877) 480-6988 and following the prompts.
It’s also good to note that you can see your Total Visa balance on the statement you will receive each month. However, that balance is only accurate as of the date the billing cycle closed, so if you’ve made any more purchases or payments since then, your actual balance will be different.
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