buy now pay later.

YorkshireBoy

DmxDex wrote: »

I have done my research but cant see a minimum for tesco per month

Click the link I provided above, then click the apply button, then click the 'summary box' link.

or can I pay as much as I like per month?

Yes, so long as it's more than the contractual minimum.

DCFC79

DmxDex wrote: »

Ok for arguments sake if I did. On buy now pay later 16 months do you have to make monthly payments? I have no worries about paying but the whole point og bnpl is flexibility for me.

Im not sure as never had 1 but have you not researched Buy it now pay later like I suggested earlier >

sscott5581

Clive_Woody wrote: »

So full payment is £1538

or with interest charged

36 x 36 = £1296

Not sure you've got your figures right there. Either way that's one expensive laptop.

Yes thank you for pointing that out -

I meant to say 39 payments of £68 and full agreement over 48 months..

bargainbetty

Sorry to ask, but why are you paying £500+ for a TV? You can get an excellent make and model for less than that, and not have to take out a loan to do so. If you want one of the stupidly large flat screens, then saving up for it would avoid you paying for a year for something that will be worth nothing and probably obsolete before the money has cleared.

I know I'll get flamed for it, but is a new TV really such an essential that you have to go into debt for it?

DCFC79

bargainbetty wrote: »

I know I'll get flamed for it, but is a new TV really such an essential that you have to go into debt for it?

Wont get flamed from me (ah you meant the OP I bet), you can pick up refurbed models at decent prices.

gb12345

bargainbetty wrote: »

I know I'll get flamed for it, but is a new TV really such an essential that you have to go into debt for it?

Must have shiny things NOW.