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LiquidStool wrote: »Hey Dixon
Sorry, i'm not sure i explained myself properly, i have 2 credit cards, one santander (my bank) i've had this years and have barely used it, in fact i have a balance of about £70 on that card. Santander have offered me a 0% til march 2013 and as my tesco credit card 0% deal has finished, i thought it wise to transfer the balance of £2715 to my santander card.
My tesco card has not been used frivolously indeed it was used to pay funeral expenses, it was fortuitous that i had applied for that card a few weeks before hand.
I don't need a credit card, and i always consider carefully if any purchase i make would be better paid for in cash or funded in some other way. In general, i would consider myself to be quite money aware, however i just needed some help with working it out, something that tesco should have been more willing to do!
Thanks for your help, it is appreciated.
You are very welcome.Learn to speak Norfolk:
Translations: Naarfok = Norfolk, Narridge = Norwich, jargon = like running, but slower, cooo = queue, how're yer gettin arn = Norfolk greeting, on the huh = Something being uneven.0 -
LiquidStool wrote: »Hi redpete
yes, my "wedge" is in a savings account, as for your second question, given the poor rates of interest for savers, i doubt that is the case.
If you post your current interest rate I (or another helpful member) will do the sums for you
Learn to speak Norfolk:
Translations: Naarfok = Norfolk, Narridge = Norwich, jargon = like running, but slower, cooo = queue, how're yer gettin arn = Norfolk greeting, on the huh = Something being uneven.0
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