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Buy now pay later with Clydesdale Financial Services

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I Have one of these buy now pay later deals with Clydesdale Finaancial Services for a Laptop purchase. Could someone explain to me how i go about paying it before the interest free period ends?
Also i'm unclear as to whether i will be charged for paying it before the interest free period ends?
Any help welcome cheers.

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  • minisue
    minisue Posts: 14 Forumite
    Hi, you can make any payment now if u want by paying them direct or the full amount by the date where interest would start, i.e. if you had 6 months interest free from now and you payed it in full by end dec no interest would be charged, i would divide the amount owed by six months and save it each month in your account and then pay it in full say 2 weeks before date. if you dont' pay it in time the interest would start (and its usually high), so make sure you put the date down in your diary or bill calender.
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