£48k stooze: managing the minimum payments

Galstonian

I tend to agree it is a bit off topic and also that it is quite entertaining, however, in the guise of board guide I must advise that going off topic or throwing insults about (and before we get into it I will leave it up to the injured party to decide what constitutes an insult) will result in this thread being moved to the Arms or Discussion Time.

westernpromise

Galstonian wrote:

I tend to agree it is a bit off topic and also that it is quite entertaining, however, in the guise of board guide I must advise that going off topic or throwing insults about (and before we get into it I will leave it up to the injured party to decide what constitutes an insult) will result in this thread being moved to the Arms or Discussion Time.

I think it has all been good humoured so far and certainly don't intend to take any offence...

Re cashback cards, I spent £25000 last year of which around £6000 was business expenses. I used Amex Blue (since traded in for a Platinum) and an Accucard paying 0.8% for much of last year.

The best deal going at present is the Sainsbury's 0% for 12 months on purchases, which is worth around 1.6%, but subject to one's getting a credit limit equal to 10 or 12x your monthly card spend.

nh

peterbaker wrote:

OMG! It looks like we are attracting the thirty-something nouveau riche to this forum - I therefore vote we have one new stoozers forum for those earning loadsamoney but haven't realised it yet,

No offence taken!

Nouveau riche? I quite like that, but what I want to know is... why am I always skint?

I am only 27 by the way....