How can i pay the plumber.....??

bagz_2

izools wrote: »

Yeah sure absolutely paying circa 25% APR on a cash advance from a credit card would leave you far better off than paying circa 6.9% APR on a personal loan, damn right.

Dear oh dear...

Now even though you've been quite rude and defensive I'll still point out the best way to accomplish what you want is to obtain an MBNA or MBNA Backed credit card like Virgin and arrange on the application form for a "Cash balance transfer". This will pay funds in to your current account at 0% APR for the promotional period.

And set up a DD for the minimum payment the second your card arrives to avoid any possibility of losing the 0% rate.

thanks izools, i'll look into this.