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Breezybree
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Hi
I am getting married in may and i will need to get a small loan (£1500 - £2000) so that we can go on a honeymoon.
I have been looking on here for some advice and everything i have found with regards to small loans points me to a credit card.
My problem is I'm not too sure which credit card would be the best to pay for a honeymoon, it would be a lump sum payment no balance transfers and i wont be spending anything else on it but i will need time to repay it, i will be able to pay it back in full if its not going to be over £100 a month.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
I am getting married in may and i will need to get a small loan (£1500 - £2000) so that we can go on a honeymoon.
I have been looking on here for some advice and everything i have found with regards to small loans points me to a credit card.
My problem is I'm not too sure which credit card would be the best to pay for a honeymoon, it would be a lump sum payment no balance transfers and i wont be spending anything else on it but i will need time to repay it, i will be able to pay it back in full if its not going to be over £100 a month.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
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Are you really looking for a card to pay £100 for a honemoon?
Any card with a 0% on purchases should do - most new cards will have some offers on - have you tried your own bank?0 -
I'm all for not spending a lot on weddings, but even I would stretch to a little more than £100 for a honeymoon.0
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Deleted_User wrote: »I'm all for not spending a lot on weddings, but even I would stretch to a little more than £100 for a honeymoon.
lol my apologies i meant £100 a month for the repayments.0
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