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rbarny
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Try https://www.stoozing.com for starters.It's always the grass that suffers, irrespective of whether the elephants are fighting or making love !!!0
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rbarny wrote:
I am obviously a newbie to this forum. I need to ask a question, but before I do the answer may be in "what is Stoozing?". Plain English please.
I'm glad you asked that rbarny!
Thanks for the answer walle****ch.
Margaret0 -
Walle****ch,
Thanks for the link, I got what I needed there!
Regards,
r
"I want facts not opinions"0 -
Everybody,
There's a very useful stoozing calculator available here which can be used in conjunction with all your stoozing activities...Mortgage Feb 2001 - £129,000
Mortgage July 2007 - £0
Original Mortgage Termination Date - Nov 2018
Mortgage Interest saved - £63790.60
ISA Profit since Jan 1st 2015 - 98.2% (updated 1 Dec 2020)0 -
another newbie here...
wondering if anyone out there knows of another card, like my Abbey Card, which allows you to pay just £5.00 as a min. payment so that I can maximise the amount of lovely money that I keep in my own account?
many thanks0 -
EGG allows you to SBT the money back into your current account, so effectively you pay nothing. Watch out for your credit rating though, as it could nose dive if you are not seen by credit agencies to be paying off the minimum payments.0
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rocktramp wrote:another newbie here...
wondering if anyone out there knows of another card, like my Abbey Card, which allows you to pay just £5.00 as a min. payment so that I can maximise the amount of lovely money that I keep in my own account?
many thanks
All cards operated by MBNA as far as I am aware (MBNA, Virgin, various brands and affiliates)0 -
smartsaver wrote:EGG allows you to SBT the money back into your current account, so effectively you pay nothing. Watch out for your credit rating though, as it could nose dive if you are not seen by credit agencies to be paying off the minimum payments.0
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Galstonian wrote:All cards operated by MBNA as far as I am aware (MBNA, Virgin, various brands and affiliates)
Thanks for that... Shame really tho as I guess that they wont be too impressed at my trying to transfer a balance from one of their cards to another!!0
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