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Big Purchase - CB or 0%?
Sunshine_and_Roses
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I am looking at a purchase of about £4000. Have just been accepted for an American Express Platinum card, only to find out that the company I want to spend with dont accept them.
Is it best to apply for another cashback card, or a 0% for as long as I can?
At the moment, I have four cards on the go which I am stoozing with:
MBNA - will pay the balance off this month as they will not extend
Egg - 0% til May
Barclaycard - 0% til May
Halifax - 0% til May.
I also have a Tesco card \nd A&L card both with a zero balance.
I notice that M&S are doing 10 months at 0%. Are they linked in with any cards I have now?
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
Is it best to apply for another cashback card, or a 0% for as long as I can?
At the moment, I have four cards on the go which I am stoozing with:
MBNA - will pay the balance off this month as they will not extend
Egg - 0% til May
Barclaycard - 0% til May
Halifax - 0% til May.
I also have a Tesco card \nd A&L card both with a zero balance.
I notice that M&S are doing 10 months at 0%. Are they linked in with any cards I have now?
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
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