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Debit card - received a new one, but old one is still valid

book12 · 2013-01-19 16:45:42

Yesterday I have received a new debit card. The date is valid from 02/13. I still have my old debit card, and the expiry date is 02/13. Should I continue to use my old one, and wait till February to use the new one? Or should I use the new one immediately? Hope you can help.

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chrisv24 Posts: 85 Forumite

21 January 2013 at 3:26PM

Just cut up the old one or shred it. Start using the new one.

Make sure you cut through the chip if you cut up your old cards

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