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Should I pay off my credit card with my overdraft?
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Nationwide is, in fact, the opposite and one of the few exceptions - they alllocate payments against the more expensive debt first.0
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Although everyone will have to follow suit soon enough
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Hi
I have double checked through my statements and it was my error on the cash transactions.
Anyway that aside am I better keeping it on the card?
It says if I make the minimum payment of £58.00 my interest next month would be £32.00, as I am going to make at least £100.00 what does this do to the amount of interest I will be charged and also if its being reduced by £100 each month I take it the amount of interest to will be reduced?
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