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Tesco club c/c 0% 12 month purchase, can i use to clear a Hitachi Fincance debt?

Muststopworrying
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Hi everyone,
We bought a kitchen a year ago, £4800, which was pay nothing for a year, now its time to pay and they have wacked on £800 interest and want to start taking £150 a month each month.
It is in my Fathers name, who is now unwell and unable to work. We were not offered any kind of PPI at the time, this was May last year, so not sure if we have any come back on that? As I know he would have taken it.
I am hoping if i was to get a tesco club card c/c with its 12 month 0% interest on purchases, i could put all, or a good chunk onto it to lighten the load?
Have posted this before applying for this or any cards, so am grateful for any help on this as desperately trying to stop this getting out of hand.
Many thanks
We bought a kitchen a year ago, £4800, which was pay nothing for a year, now its time to pay and they have wacked on £800 interest and want to start taking £150 a month each month.
It is in my Fathers name, who is now unwell and unable to work. We were not offered any kind of PPI at the time, this was May last year, so not sure if we have any come back on that? As I know he would have taken it.
I am hoping if i was to get a tesco club card c/c with its 12 month 0% interest on purchases, i could put all, or a good chunk onto it to lighten the load?
Have posted this before applying for this or any cards, so am grateful for any help on this as desperately trying to stop this getting out of hand.
Many thanks

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I am hoping if I was to get a Tesco club card c/c with its 12 month 0% interest on purchases, I could put all, or a good chunk, onto it to lighten the load?
Which credit card(s) do you have at the mo?People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
Alternatively, have a look at MBNA
They are offering 0% pa until July 2010 on cash transfers made into your bank account. That way you can access the money to pay off the kitchen.
There is a 4% fee for this (so £224) but once it's on a card, you can reapply for another 0% card next year to balance transfer to.
Call MBNA and check these facts on their offer before you apply for anything though - as terms and offers can change quickly.
https://www.mbna.co.uk/UKCCapp/Ctl/link?eid=D0A644A4"One day I realised that when you are lying in your grave, it's no good saying, "I was too shy, too frightened."
Because by then you've blown your chances. That's it."0
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