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what is the best 0% credit card to buy only 1 expensive item?
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When I mean credit history have you managed credit cards in the past,because if you have not I am afraid it could be a decline from Tesco's,they are a mainstream lender who look through applicants credit report and to look to see how you have managed credit before.
Without this think you might struggle.
Also to have good credit as you say you must have had a loan or credit card in the past for your rating to be good,without these a lender would not class you of having good credit.
I see. thank you for the tip. from this point of view my credit history is quite poor. I've been living in UK for 5 years, and I've applied for a credit card just 2 months ago. before I had a debit card and a basic bank account. no loans.
can you suggest me another card then? If you say that tesco is quite strict there my be another one more easy?
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Mattemacce wrote: »I see. thank you for the tip. from this point of view my credit history is quite poor. I've been living in UK for 5 years, and I've applied for a credit card just 2 months ago. before I had a debit card and a basic bank account. no loans.
can you suggest me another card then? If you say that tesco is quite strict there my be another one more easy?
thanks.
As you say from this point of view your history is poor,I think you can count out getting a 0% card TBH mate.0 -
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Mattemacce wrote: »Sorry mate, what is a 0% card TBH?
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Short for to be honest.0 -
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Daisy_Duck wrote: »You might find these helpful-
thanks for the links I'll have a look.
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