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  • zagfles
    zagfles Posts: 21,836 Forumite
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    ryan92 wrote: »
    Thanks for the tips :)
    I only plan to use cash withdrawals anyway - can keep a better tabs on my money that way whereas using the card debit wise I'd end up spending more!
    If I do need to use them, I've £250 commission free on the cc ; can just use that and then immediately make a payment to avoid any interest being chargable on those transactions?

    I'll maybe book an appointment at the branch to get more help etc so I'm fully aware of everything.
    You don't need to make an immediate payment to cover purchases, you won't be charged interest as long as you pay the statement in full by the due date. It's only cash advances on the CC that charge immediate interest.
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