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Bank Cards
which is best to use at home and abroad Santander edge credit card or bebit card
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S75 help
Just looking for some advice. I bought something from a company that has subsequently gone into liquidation. The company was based in America and I didn’t get the service that I paid for. I submitted a section 75 claim from the credit card provider and have received an email to state that a payment will be made to myself.…
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Meaning of “Pay in full” CC
Hi, When in comes to a rewards CC for example, could someone confirm exactly what is required to pay the balance in full. if I get a new CC on the 1st of the month and spend £1k on it’s the following week. To avoid interest, do I need to clear that £1k before my first statement? Or, once I receive the statement do I need…
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NextPay Max Temptation
Honestly with Promo Savings of £90.50, Tempting Indeed.
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No Credit - Poor 501 Score
Hello - I've never had a c.card, never been in debt - so I have a poor 501 credit rating. Trying to get a credit card to pay for a £650 training course (adult student) - to increase my employment opportunities - but application calculator says i'm not eligible for any cards. Self-employed as cleaner & receiving benefits so…
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Balance Transfer
I have a number of cards currently with different providers all still on the introduction offer period. Two have largeish balances. One of which I am wanting to put off paying, with a zero fee transfer if possible. This is because I am expecting to have some bills come up soon for the house. Natwest (£5013.47) - end date…
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Natwest CC Transfer limit between cards?
Hi, I wanted to know if anyone has any experience with transferring limits between two Natwest cards. I have a older card which I'm looking to close, and transfer the limit to my new no fee 13 0% BT card? I was one the phone with Natwest however I couldn't be bothered to wait 20+ minutes. Thanks in advance.
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Transfer to 0% card now, or wait?
We have three credit cards with 0% interest, which expire end of the year in December, januray and March. Hubby has been offered a santander 0% for 15mth on balance transfers card, with a £3 a month fee. Part of me thinks we should hold off and wait a few months to see if better deals come up such as no fee (as has been…
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Onmo - Choose someone else.
The reality of having a Onmo credit card is: 1. Most of the high reviews are not based on experience, because new customers are pressured in making a quick review for the following reason: Onmo gives a new customer a few days to write a review on Trustpilot in return for a voucher. This is an unethical way of going about…
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Santander Credit Card. Once closed barred forever? any others the same?
hi. as the title says really. Once you've had and closed a Santander CC account you can't get another - ever, is that correct? i know Chase current is the same, any other financial accounts in the same boat?
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Onmo credit card - anyone else finding them awful
Hi All, first time posting on here. Currently starying out rebuilding my credit after past mistakes, will be default and CCJ free by August next year. Anyway was recently accepted for the Omno credit card and it looked ok at first, decent limit not planning to go mad and max it out, just use about 30 percent per month and…
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90day 0% card repayment interest?
I have a credit card with 0% introductory rate for 15months, but that only applies to purchases made in the first 90 days. after that the normal 20%ish rate applies. I made some purchase with it before 90days and some after. So- when i repay, do my payments clear the 0% loan first, and leave the 20% part till last, so i…
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Change Nationwide credit card limit more rapidly
I've been a bit stupid, I don't use my credit card much, there as a small amount owing on it, £50, and I forgot to pay anything off for a couple of months and now Nationwide have slashed my limit down from 10k to £500. I'm working on a building project and I could really do with the limit reinstated. I have contacted them…
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Second card yes or no?
I've just checked my credit files, and they're excellent. They're also showing a number of Credit Cards with 90%+ likelihood of obtaining one. With my current card I'm using no more than 5% of my available credit each month. What are the advantages/disadvantages of obtaining a second card?
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Car repair
I recently sent my van in for an engine refurb as it had a bottom end failure. The van was driveable when the tow truck came to pick it up and I have confirmation that they had the van driving after the engine had been refurbished. However, before I came to pick it up, I then got a call from the garage to say the ECU had…
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LBG to Reintroduce Late Payment Fees
Lloyds, Halifax, BOS & MBNA will start to reintroduce late payment fees and removal of promotional rates for late payments from August 2024.
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S75 if I close account?
Hi, I opened a CC in January in order to make a purchase (grave memorial) in March for which I wanted S75 cover, Was given a CC with £1100 limit. Have since used it for normal purchases too, and paid monthly in full. Oddly, my credit limit was yesterday to £250 for no apparent reason, all good on Experian, now rendering…
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Halifax Clarity vs Revolut
I am wanting advice on which is best card to use abroad for my upcoming holiday to Turkey? I have a Halifax Clarity Card I have Revolut Card on the App How do I check which has the best exchange rate on the day? Should I order a Physical Revolut card incase I want to withdraw money from the cash machine?
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Looking for advice on how to manage down multiple credit cards
I'm after some advice on how to safely manage down my current credit card situation and also to pick a card that should start to provide some beenfits/rewards. Around 14 years ago I was maxed out on 3 cards after years of taking balance transfer offers then only making the minimum payment each month. I had around £12,000…
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Debit vs Credit card for small business
Hey everyone, I'm currently looking at getting a credit card for my small business with my bank (Monzo), however I was wondering if it is worth it or not and if I should just stick with my current debit card? I've heard that there are benefits that do come like no travel fees and making it easier to break down each bill,…