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Imani
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I applied for a natwest cc as the online banking showed i may qualify. The guy tells me that natwest do not offer any ppi on their cards at present just on loans etc. Not a bad thing as I just want to use it for small purchases online
but when the amount was approved it way more than I expected and they assured me i could lower it.
would it make sense to do a balance transfer anyway but then do one back to the card its from where I do have card protection? the card with a balance has a 0% bt offer for 9 months but no purchase deals
if its not a good idea please say so
oh they mentioned a website that deals with card protection but i have not remembered the name.
what are your thoughts
but when the amount was approved it way more than I expected and they assured me i could lower it.
would it make sense to do a balance transfer anyway but then do one back to the card its from where I do have card protection? the card with a balance has a 0% bt offer for 9 months but no purchase deals
if its not a good idea please say so
oh they mentioned a website that deals with card protection but i have not remembered the name.
what are your thoughts
would love to be a home owner. hate private renting
scared of debt. almost debt free.
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But then you'll be paying 2 lots of balance transfer fees...usually 3% a time.
Why do you need the PPI?No free lunch, and no free laptop0 -
oh forgot about the bt fees. good point
the only reason i would want ppi is because of where i work - if ownership changes jobs could go. but i supposed by that time the balance would be clearedwould love to be a home owner. hate private rentingscared of debt. almost debt free.
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You are aware that the card issuers make more money on PPI than on the interest rates?No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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that explains why they used to sell it so aggressively.would love to be a home owner. hate private rentingscared of debt. almost debt free.
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Precisely.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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