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whats the best plan of action????
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I have now added my Overdraft to my signature, I had left it off before as didnt see a way of paying it off, as you can see from my signature I have been making extra payments to Argos and paid off my cc with a ppi payment, I am currently paying £50 a month in fees for this overdraft which is driving me mad!!
- We have seen on this forum cases of people who have had their overdrafts taken away - this changes the situation form being just able to bump along to defaulting on other credit when your payments are bounced - or perhaps an arrangement to pay for clearing the overdraft
- The £50 in overdraft fees means the overdraft is on a highish APR
- Keeping the current account in credit is a good way of keeping on top of your current spending and separating that from your historic debt.
You might as well ask the Wizard of Oz to give you a big number as pay a Credit Referencing Agency for a so-called 'credit-score'0 -
Thank you all for your input unfortunately we can't take a payment holiday as only just started paying this back this month! So do you think I should use the joint account and then pay the extra payments to the overdraft I owe in HSBC also if I change my wages over to this account will HSBC be likely to cancel the overdraft as I am not paying in??LBM April 2013 - £20372. now - £11052.38
[STRIKE]Argos - April £756.05 /£0 0% but plans finishing[STRIKE] June[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]August[/STRIKE] & September [/STRIKE]
Mbna - April £1775/£1450 0% till Jan 17
Barclay card April £6770/ £6297.28 2.8% for life
Overdraft April £3500/£33000 -
I suspect if you pay £530 to the inlaws, your overdrafts will increase, whatever you juggle.
You will effectively be paying off a 0% debt with high-interest borrowing.0
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