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Abbey Zero

greyhound31
Posts: 50 Forumite
in Credit cards
I have just applied for the Abbey Zero CC which offers no fees for cash withdrawals and purchases. However, i have noticed you get this 27.9% interest on cash withdrawals even if paid of in full.
I don't get this, so could someone explain please. I will be spending £500 at end of the month in Malta and then paying it off in full by DD. When and how long for am I liable for these interest charges?
I don't get this, so could someone explain please. I will be spending £500 at end of the month in Malta and then paying it off in full by DD. When and how long for am I liable for these interest charges?
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]> 0% cash advance fee
It’s reassuring to know that if you ever unexpectedly need cash from an ATM, you’ll pay zero fees for cash withdrawals1[/FONT]
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]1 Some independent ATM providers may charge a fee for cash withdrawals. Cash Transactions charged at a standard rate of 27.9%. Interest charged on all cash transactions from date of transaction.[/FONT]0 -
You will pay interest at an annual rate of 27.9% for the period between withdrawing cash and paying the cash balance off.0
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You are best using the card for purchases and not drawing cash out.0
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I loaded mine and put it in credit before going on hols - I know the CC issuers don't like this , but hoping it was a way around the interest fee.( awaiting statement to confirm it thats happened) So whilst I was charged $2 by the local ATM I am hoping to avoid any other charges ( I do have a NW debit card which charges a reduced visa/MC fee but not their own ATM fee like most other debit cards, also doing this allowed me to see whether the Abbey and NW give same rate - pre NW 6/5/09 change )Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0
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good luck with the application just because you applied and get accepted doesnt mean they will get round to sending you rhe card0
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Abbey zero mastercard
NWide visa credit
Just oout of interest- checked my 2 credit card statements from purchases in USA ( prior to NW changing the new fee)
Nationwide Rate was better than Abbey for same day , so my guess is even though abbey says zero- it includes the small fee that to date NW have coveredAny posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0 -
Yeah I still am waiting for my Abbey Zero card, three weeks and countingI'm going for my QuidCo £million!
Total So Far: £9923.580 -
I applied on the first day it was launched and haven't heard a thing.0
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