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Wife has M&S card will I be able to get one?
Grolsch30
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Feels like a silly question but:
Would I be able to apply for a Marks and Spencer credit card if my wife already has one?
In general how long would an application take?
Would I be able to apply for a Marks and Spencer credit card if my wife already has one?
In general how long would an application take?
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Feels like a silly question but:
Would I be able to apply for a Marks and Spencer credit card if my wife already has one?
In general how long would an application take?
yep go for it, credit is individual - your wife and you will be separate but for financial links (associations)
Takes a few mins to apply.... issued by HSBC so make sure you haven't been applying with them for last 6mth....
2010 - year of the troll 
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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never-in-doubt wrote: »yep go for it, credit is individual - your wife and you will be separate but for financial links (associations)
Takes a few mins to apply.... issued by HSBC so make sure you haven't been applying with them for last 6mth....
Ditto :beer:'Sometimes you just need to keep your mouth shut':j0 -
Could I just ask, does this apply if you are a second card holder with a company? Could you still apply for your own card?0
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Thanks, I'm now trying to fill in the details but as a housewife have no personal income although my husband does. Do I fill in the income as £0 or as the household income in the employment section.0
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Thanks, I'm now trying to fill in the details but as a housewife have no personal income although my husband does. Do I fill in the income as £0 or as the household income in the employment section.
Hubby must give you housekeeping? Put that, like £XX per month then multiply it.... lol
Or just be honest and put £0 - then in household income put everything including any Chb/CTC/WTC/FTC you may get....
2010 - year of the troll 
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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Thanks, I'm now trying to fill in the details but as a housewife have no personal income although my husband does. Do I fill in the income as £0 or as the household income in the employment section.
p.s let us know decision and limit/apr lol - it helps others on here whether to apply.... cheers :j
2010 - year of the troll 
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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Will do. Have now applied using household income so will let you know. Wanted to try Tesco but that seemed to only be your own income so thought I had no chance of getting that one.
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Have now applied using household income so will let you know. Wanted to try Tesco but that seemed to only be your own income so thought I had no chance of getting that one.
That's right. M&S is one of the few exceptions, where the application asks for household income rather than salary.
As you can tell from the marketing, the M&S card is aimed at ladies
Very best
MPeople who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
Just to update you, have just received new M & S credit card with £4,000.00 limit and the apr is 0% for 10 months and then 14.880% after that.
Thanks for all your help.0
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