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Paying balance of holiday
ilovecheese
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in Credit cards
Afternoon
Looking for some help please!
I have a holiday booked for November, I paid the £300 deposit with my CC card, I have the balance sitting in my savings account.
The company I booked with will charge 2% to pay the balance on my CC card, but no charges for using a Debit card.
So my question is, as I payed the deposit of £300, will I still have the same protection the CC card offers if I pay the balance by debit card? Or should I pay the balance with my CC card? (and stump up the 2% which is £44.40?)
Thanks for any feedback!
Looking for some help please!
I have a holiday booked for November, I paid the £300 deposit with my CC card, I have the balance sitting in my savings account.
The company I booked with will charge 2% to pay the balance on my CC card, but no charges for using a Debit card.
So my question is, as I payed the deposit of £300, will I still have the same protection the CC card offers if I pay the balance by debit card? Or should I pay the balance with my CC card? (and stump up the 2% which is £44.40?)
Thanks for any feedback!
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As you've paid the deposit on credit card you have full Section 75 protection......
So it's only worthwhile paying the rest on credit card if you've got a cashback card that pays more than the 2% (ie American Express opening offer), or you can 'do' something with the money until the bill is due that will earn over the 2% charge0 -
Thanks dazza.mk. My card does not give cashback, so I will pay the balance with my debit card.
Thanks again for your reply
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Agree. You can pay any amount to be covered under Section 75, even just £10. As long as the cost is between £100 and £30,000 you are covered.0
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