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Pay Minimum Payments Using Current Slow Stooze Card?
GrowMoney
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Hi all,
I was just wondering if there is any reason that I cant / shouldn't pay the minimum payments on my maxed out credit cards with my current 12 month 0% on purchases slow stooze card. I would obviously then be transfering the equivalent into savings from my current account. Would a payment to a credit card count as a 0% purchase?
Thanks
I was just wondering if there is any reason that I cant / shouldn't pay the minimum payments on my maxed out credit cards with my current 12 month 0% on purchases slow stooze card. I would obviously then be transfering the equivalent into savings from my current account. Would a payment to a credit card count as a 0% purchase?
Thanks
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the only way you can pay one CC from another is with a balance transfer0
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Hi all,
I was just wondering if there is any reason that I cant / shouldn't pay the minimum payments on my maxed out credit cards with my current 12 month 0% on purchases slow stooze card. I would obviously then be transfering the equivalent into savings from my current account. Would a payment to a credit card count as a 0% purchase?
Thanks
Hi GrowMoney, just out of curiosity which slow stooz card are you using because I am on the look out for one of these? I have spotted the Halifax One card with 12 months free interest on purchases - thanks.0 -
the only way you can pay one CC from another is with a balance transfer
Cheers, does this include the Norwich and Peterborough Card though? When I make a payment to this the payment is made via Worldpay which simply asks you to enter payment card details.
Hi mattih5 i'm currently using the Halifax One Card with the 12 months 0% you describe.
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There are no credit card options here. The only options are debit cards:Cheers, does this include the Norwich and Peterborough Card though? When I make a payment to this the payment is made via Worldpay which simply asks you to enter payment card details.
Visa Delta
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YorkshireBoy wrote: »There are no credit card options here. The only options are debit cards:
Visa Delta
Visa Electron
Solo
Switch/UK Maestro
Cheers YorkshireBoy thought that was too good to be true :T0
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