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MBNA minimum payment changes- WARNING
Bisoy
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Hi to all mser's,
Good day and I just want to givw you some update with regards to my MBNA platinum card. Apologies if it has been posted before.
I have received a letter from MBNA today regarding changes to my CC T&C.
" From your statement date in October 2008, we are changing the minimum payment required on your account. To reflect this, clause 1B of your T&C of your account will change to:
1b The minimum payment that you must pay by the payment due date shown on your statement each month will be as follows:
- if the balance shown on your statement is less than £25, your minimum payment will be the total of your statement balance; or
- if the balance shown on your statement is £25 or more, your minimum payment will be whichever is greater of: £25; or any charges for Payment Protection cover, interest and default charges plus £5."
Meaning this is the end of £25 minimum payment and they will now charge the 3% of your total balance. Rumours as well that they will soon introduced 5% BT fees. This is not really good news from MBNA which was a lender that stoozers really profits over these years.
Good day and I just want to givw you some update with regards to my MBNA platinum card. Apologies if it has been posted before.
I have received a letter from MBNA today regarding changes to my CC T&C.
" From your statement date in October 2008, we are changing the minimum payment required on your account. To reflect this, clause 1B of your T&C of your account will change to:
1b The minimum payment that you must pay by the payment due date shown on your statement each month will be as follows:
- if the balance shown on your statement is less than £25, your minimum payment will be the total of your statement balance; or
- if the balance shown on your statement is £25 or more, your minimum payment will be whichever is greater of: £25; or any charges for Payment Protection cover, interest and default charges plus £5."
Meaning this is the end of £25 minimum payment and they will now charge the 3% of your total balance. Rumours as well that they will soon introduced 5% BT fees. This is not really good news from MBNA which was a lender that stoozers really profits over these years.
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OK, I'm with you so far; they're increasing it from £5 to £25. But...- if the balance shown on your statement is £25 or more, your minimum payment will be whichever is greater of:
£25;
or
any charges for Payment Protection cover, interest and default charges plus £5.
...where's the 3% figure from? You don't mention it in your above quote from MBNA.Meaning this is the end of £25 minimum payment and they will now charge the 3% of your total balance.
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Sorry YB. It has not been specifically stated 3% on the letter that I've received. It was my assumption as my existing T&C says monthly minimum payment is 3%.0
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so when's the sticky going to be put up on the board for this? or would that be tempting fate? it's a fair enough question to ask but every time it's asked, we sit there and doubt it ourselves for a moment until we're reassured that the wording has not materially changed...For what I've done...I start again...And whatever pain may come ...Today this ends... I'm forgiving what I've done -AF since June 20070
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The new T&C clearly state £25 or interest plus a fiver. So if you're on a 0% you're on £25.
My platinum card wasn't a minimum of £25 - it was purely interest + £5. If you're on 0% you'd be paying £5, now £250 -
Is this a charge or will this contribute towards reducing the balance?interest ... plus £5Dagobert0 -
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