£100,000 Debt "club"

Debtomaniak

Jay1b wrote:

For Richer or Poorer..... I'm guessing that wasnt in her vows then?

I think, divorse was only mentioned to make him face up to the debt problem and not to actually leave him. That was what I understood anyway and by the sound of it, it worked and they are still together I hope.

Emmzi

I wouldn't call concealing £210k of debt loving and honouring meself...

Debtomaniak

Emmzi wrote:

I wouldn't call concealing £210k of debt loving and honouring meself...

Naughty, isn't it.

Debtomaniak

PANIC, PANIC, PANIC.

someboby please help. I took a credit card out 0% for 9 month issued by NSPCC, called them today to transfer some monye into my current account and they said they only do the balance transfers!!! I need to have £1000.00 cash for the builder, who is going to repair the front of our house in two weeks time. What do I do? Is there such a card that will transfer some money into my current account?

sandybeaches

Hi Debtomaniac,

the egg credit card allows you to transfer money into a current account, there may be a charge for doing this though.:j

Goldielocks

Or as a last resort go and withdraw cash using the card in the hole-in-the-wall.

G

Debtomaniak

Goldielocks wrote:

Or as a last resort go and withdraw cash using the card in the hole-in-the-wall.

G

If I do that they are going to charge me a loooooooooooooot of money, whuch I can't afford. Trying to transfer to MBNA, hubby says they will not charge for transfering the money into my bank account. Not sure if that is true, but we will see.

Justindebt

Your hubby's wrong.

MBNA will charge you for transferring, all right.

frankie1_2

I think MBNA charge around 2.5%
They issue cheques for just that purpose and for paying bills. The additional charge certainly bumps up the bill

Debtomaniak

Well I can understand a transaction fee of 2.5%, but will they charge me an interest for the amount I transfer on a monthly basis as well?