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When to pay off balance - catalogue account
mart3ndo
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Quick question cause my brain has shutdown for the night.
Am I right in saying that I should wait until I have received my statement before paying off the balance on my catalogue account.
Just opened a new Fashion World (JD Williams) catalogue account essentially to be a credit-building account (I cant get/dont want a credit card or overdraft) and basically doing a purchase, pay off balance in full, repeat.
Am I right in saying that I should wait until I have received my statement before paying off the balance on my catalogue account.
Just opened a new Fashion World (JD Williams) catalogue account essentially to be a credit-building account (I cant get/dont want a credit card or overdraft) and basically doing a purchase, pay off balance in full, repeat.
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Yes wait until you get the statement and pay in full x2022 Comp total (prizes + free spins): £494.81 #20 £12 a day Jan: £382.95/£372 #57 360 1p challenge: £17.70 £10 a day Feb: £571.09/£280 March: £311.96/£3100
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Yes wait until you get the statement and pay in full x
Kl kl, thought so, I have the urge to pay it off now but have to wait on the statementstclair wrote:Or set up a Direct Debit to collect the full balance.
I do intend to, but can only do that after I have received the first statement0 -
Kl kl, thought so, I have the urge to pay it off now but have to wait on the statement
I do intend to, but can only do that after I have received the first statement
You can set up a Direct Debit at any time you do not have to wait for your first statement.Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0
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