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Stoozing - is it better than cashback cards
I am using cap one cashback card 1% for my purchases and Santander 3% for petrol. I want to ask is stoozing i.e getting a tesco 0% credit card and then using a savings ISa say 3% better than the cashback card. I guess all spending on cards is over £5000
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New to Stoozing
Hello everyone Well, I'm considering doing some stoozing :j and am new to it, so a bit nervous about doing it properly but am keen to make some money if possible... I've read the guides and think I have a basic grasp but still have some questions I hope you dont mind answering. I've had 2 credit cards over the last 10…
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Stoozing - reaching limit in interest free period
Hello, I'm new to stoozing - so feel free to explain basics. I've had a number of credit cards over the last 10 years, and always paid them off every month. It then occured to me (largely after reading here) that I could take advantage of some interest free purchase deals out there. So, I signed up for Card A, which gave…
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I'm brand new quick intro anyone?
hi so I'm new to stoozing got one credit card which i newer used, got no loans and no debt. just read the article and thought why not to try and get them few extra pennies . problem is I don;t know where to start. you guys talking about few credit cards egg acounts (which is to late for me as far as i know). should I apply…
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Free delivery again on tkmaxx
Not sure how long they're doing it for but noticed today there's free delivery on all orders again on tkmaxx.com and there's some wicked puffa jackets for £25!
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Bt to virgin Positive Balance
Hi, I did a slow stooze on Virgin at the begining of the year which had to be paid by Nov 9th, I didnt have enough time to get another card and my Barclaycard wasnt doing any offers which they do now and then. Therefore, i paid it up £700 only to get an offer from Barclaycard end of last week. What I was thinking of doing…
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can I still claim PPI?
Hi I am desperately trying to find advice as I don't have much time. I have possessed an egg credit card for many years. When I heard about the PPI claims I went through all the paperwork I had received with a fine tooth comb. I couldn't find anything with reference to insurance and because I never agree to accept…
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can I still claim PPI
Hi I am desperately trying to find advice as I don't have much time. I have possessed an egg credit card for many years. When I heard about the PPI claims I went through all the paperwork I had received with a fine tooth comb. I couldn't find anything with reference to insurance and because I never agree to accept…
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Pls delete
Sorry, please delete, originally posted in wrong category
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Egg Mule - get in quick
Last Thursday I Balance Transferred an amount to Egg, putting my account in credit on Monday. On Wednesday I Balance transferred the positive balance to my current account. Funds aren't showing in my bank yet, but the transfer is showing on my Egg transactions. I reckon that you could just about squeeze one in before the…
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56 days repayment and saving account
it may sound silly for most of you but i'm new to credit cards and stoozing. so i read a bit and just a quick question is it worth doing my shopping with my credit card clearing it within that 56 free days.. and keeping monay on let say Lloyds Vantage current account and get up to 3.00% AER variable (2.96% Gross) on…
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0% for 15 months and 51 days
Hi Martin, I am new to the idea of stoozing. I am thing of using Tesco card they are giving 15 months 0% interest free on new purchases as you have mentioned on your site, but in the small print it say: Interest Free Period* Maximum 51 days for purchases if you pay your balance in full and on time, and have paid the…
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Tramore
[EMAIL="aileenbrett2@aol.com"]aileenbrett2@aol.com[/EMAIL]I SEEM TO BE IN A VICIOUS CIRCLE,I HAVE MY USER NAME BUT UNABLE TO FIND MY PASSWORD DESPITE LOTS OF TRIES WHEN I AM TOLD ITS GONE TO MY E/M BUT SOMEHOW I CANT GET ANY FURTHER,I AM AN OLDIE WHO FINDS IT HARD TO UNDERSTAND BUT SAW SOMEONE OF 105 THIS MORN ON TV USING…
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Yes loans fees
I recently applied for a loan through YES loans. They took £69 from me as an admin charge but on the basis that I was successful in taking a loan. They stated that if you DID NOT take a loan they would refund the money. They conveniently operate a 30 day return policy on your £69 and you have to write in or fax stating…
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credit card advice needed.
I had three credit cards. A and B with the same bank, (both had very large and i'm talking thousands credit limits on them.) I used A to the limit and then balanced transfered it 0% interest to credit card C which was with another bank as this was unused and had a very large credit limit which could transfer all of A…
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Halifax 22 Month Balance Transfer
Hi I applied and received a Halifax 22 month balance transfer card, but am now not sure what to do with it! It has a limit of £3000.00, transfers are charged at 3%. I do have a mortgage with NR which allows overpayments, is it worth transferring my monthly spend on a tesco card to the halifax card, and using the cash I…
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dual fuel, single occupancy questions
I'm about to move into a new build 1 bed flat that's well insulated and has gas and electric. It'll only be myself in there and I don't anticipate high usage, especially on gas, as strangely enough it has an electric shower and I have a dishwasher, so the only time I anticipate using gas is when washing hands/cooking(which…
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Mobile phone insurance warning
Apologies if this has been posted before. My wife and I followed the advice from Martin Lewis to have our mobile phone insurance put on our household insurance. About a year after taking out the insurance, my wife dropped her 3 month old iphone down the loo. It was a write off. Never mind I thought, it's insured. On…
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Best bank account for working abroad
Hi My daughter is going abroad to europe to work for the winter. her wages need to be paid into a UK bank account. What is the best account to use to reduce charges for withdrawing cash abroad. Can anyone advise?
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Help get me into debt...
Hi, 0% interest debt by the way! :D Now that I’ve caught your attention with the title, I’m after a bit of advice… Back in 2007, I stated my aim to become mortgage free before 12/12/12. My mortgage diary is here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/572849 Well, we’re doing ok, but I’m short of my December 2012…
