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Using Credit Card to Pay Off Next Account
lobon68
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in Credit cards
Evening All.
I owe approx £1,000 on my next account and im going to pay it off at the end of the month when I get my bonus. However I have a credit card, would I be able to use this card to pay it off and then pay the credit card off at the end of the month hence savibng me 1 months interest (about £20).
Do they count this as a cash transfer and is it worth the risk for the sake of £20.
Cheers in advance
I owe approx £1,000 on my next account and im going to pay it off at the end of the month when I get my bonus. However I have a credit card, would I be able to use this card to pay it off and then pay the credit card off at the end of the month hence savibng me 1 months interest (about £20).
Do they count this as a cash transfer and is it worth the risk for the sake of £20.
Cheers in advance
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Evening All.
I owe approx £1,000 on my next account and im going to pay it off at the end of the month when I get my bonus. However I have a credit card, would I be able to use this card to pay it off and then pay the credit card off at the end of the month hence savibng me 1 months interest (about £20).
Do they count this as a cash transfer and is it worth the risk for the sake of £20.
Cheers in advance
You can use any credit card to pay your Next account and will show as a purchase. I have done this many times.0 -
+1 from me, I always pay my next account by credit card, always shows as a purchase.
Another way is to buy gift cards at Tesco using your credit card, then pay your account with them, gaining extra clubcard points in the process...or is that a little too mse?
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