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What is the APR
Nicky321
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Trying to fill in my snowball calculator but struggling with the APR of a Virgin Credit Card.
It has 2 different rates, how do i work out the %interest rate. Cannot get it to their figures
Balance £1758.67 rate 1.4352%
Balance £4447.19 rate 1.5766%
My latest bill showed the following
Balance from previous page
EST INTEREST-NEXT STATEMENT 96.07
Payment due date 30 Jan 13
Available to spend 12,294.14
Minimum payment 154.98
New balance this statement 6,205.86
Thanks in advance
It has 2 different rates, how do i work out the %interest rate. Cannot get it to their figures
Balance £1758.67 rate 1.4352%
Balance £4447.19 rate 1.5766%
My latest bill showed the following
Balance from previous page
EST INTEREST-NEXT STATEMENT 96.07
Payment due date 30 Jan 13
Available to spend 12,294.14
Minimum payment 154.98
New balance this statement 6,205.86
Thanks in advance
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The two rates are probably for two types of borrowing. For instance, a cash advance will have more interest applied to that portion of the debt than a straight up card purchase.
To work out the interest, work out 1.4 and 1.5% of their respective balances and add the two results together.Debt Free! Long road, but we did it
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Thanks for the reply,
Do you mean enter them as 2 different debts on the snowball calculator?
Any idea what the minimum repayments are on different credit cards?
Virgin?
Barclaycard?0 -
are these correct
Barclaycard Mastercard
2% Balance and APR 26.94
Barclaycard Platinum Simplicity
2.25% balance and APR 6.84
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Debt Free! Long road, but we did it
Meet my best friend : YNAB (you need a budget)
My other best friend is a filofax.
Do or do not, there is no try....Yoda.
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