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Halifax further question
bouncydog1
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in Credit cards
If you have a BT on a Halifax master card that runs to say August, and you take another offer that runs to May the following year, how do they allocate payments if both offers are on 0%?
Neither transaction is interest bearing and no purchases have been made on the card, unless they count BT fees as purchases.
Terribly confused as I paid off the amount outstanding on the earliest BT at 0% one month before the date it expired. The BT was undertaken a couple of months before expiry date of offer one!
Interest has been charged and I do not understand why!
Neither transaction is interest bearing and no purchases have been made on the card, unless they count BT fees as purchases.
Terribly confused as I paid off the amount outstanding on the earliest BT at 0% one month before the date it expired. The BT was undertaken a couple of months before expiry date of offer one!
Interest has been charged and I do not understand why!
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