Totales TIT (Euros)

10:00 Nov 25, 2014 

He has 3 cards in total, although I don't think they are all classic credit cards. https://www.bbva.es/productos/ficha/tarjeta-después- -tarjet... He has the 'Despues', 'A tu ritmo' and Antes' cards from BBVA. He has one main bank account, plus the Bond (Deposito Plazo). Maybe TIT does mean Titular, but we simply wouldn't include it in English ... ?

21:07 Nov 24, 2014 

Maybe it means cleared funds.

19:03 Nov 24, 2014 

Then, perhaps it is titular. Does he have additional credit cards? Does he have a secondary account related to the main one?

18:21 Nov 24, 2014 

Hi Judith, thanks for your suggestion but I don't think that is it. This is not an investment account statement, rather a summary of the different products the customer has with the bank, which are Cuentas Ahorro/Vista + Depositos Plazo + Tarjetas. For each of these products there is the box Totales TIT (Euros), so it must be something to do with the actual totals? In fact, under 'Tarjetas' the Totales TIT (Euros) seems to refer to both the credit limit the customer has on the cards, AND the amounts currently owing on those cards. Don't know if that helps explain better... Thank you.

14:41 Nov 24, 2014 

That would be my guess too.

13:52 Nov 24, 2014 

¿Es un estado de cuenta de inversiones? Si es así y tiene inversiones en títulos públicos o títulos de deuda, tit puede ser títulos.