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Halifax 0% for 12 months - when to pay off?

blueberrypie
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I have a Halifax Mastercard which I've been using to slow-stooze since January. The card arrived with me around January 21st. It's a 12-month deal. My most recent statement is dated December 16th and shows that payment needs to reach them by January 11th.
My question is this: At what point will they begin to apply interest? Is it exactly 12 months after the card was opened - in other words, do I need to pay the full balance by mid-January? Or will full payment be due by the payment due-date on the January statement (i.e. mid-February)?
My question is this: At what point will they begin to apply interest? Is it exactly 12 months after the card was opened - in other words, do I need to pay the full balance by mid-January? Or will full payment be due by the payment due-date on the January statement (i.e. mid-February)?
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It will be 12 months from the date the agreement was signed.
Probably a couple of weeks before 21st January.
Might be worth a phone call for absolute clarity.0 -
Thanks, o4u. I will give them a call - when I get my voice back!0
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Halifax's statements are actually pretty good compared to some.
If you look on the LHS of the first page of the statement, there's a section called Rates of Interest. The Purchases one should state, "Introductory rate 0.00% p.a. until xx/01/2010" and that'll be when you need to clear the card by.0 -
tipsychick wrote: »If you look on the LHS of the first page of the statement, there's a section called Rates of Interest. The Purchases one should state, "Introductory rate 0.00% p.a. until xx/01/2010" and that'll be when you need to clear the card by.
*slaps self on forehead*
Yes, indeed there is. I'm ill, I'm not thinking clearly, that's my excuse...
Thank you for pointing it out gently :-)0
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