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whats the best way of clearing catalogue debts ..card or loan?
skintiam
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Credit cards
could anyone help .. need to clear my numerous catalogue debts and not sure how to do this or what to use .. i have freemans la-redoute vertbaudet next and choice .... and instead of all these debts i want just one ... .....i have alot of credit available to me from these companys but feel restricted i can't use this credit in other places like you can a credit card but i can't find a card that will pay money in to my account or that will pay these debts off for me like they pay off your other credit card debts .....why is this ?
any advise would be helpful
any advise would be helpful
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Get yourself a cheap loan and pay off all the cards (then cut them up). The interest on these store cards is very high compared to loans.
JD0 -
I dont know the answer to your general query but it may be worth knowing that Next accounts can be paid by a credit card payments so you can use a 0% (purchases) deal on a credit card to reduce your interest while you pay it off.0
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