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cash drawn on credit cards
chrismo
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I was alarmed to see on the money show on TV that drawing cash out with a credit card can affect your credit rating. I took out a Halifax Clarity card especially to be able to draw cash out while I was abroad, and did so for six weeks, but always transferring money into it so I never owed money on it. Since I came home I have drawn out cash once, but at a time when I has a positive balance on the account.
Will this affect my score?
Will this affect my score?
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Generally cash advances are interpreted as a sign of financial problems, but occasional use, particularly overseas, won't be an issue.
Each lender will draw their own conclusions, but I wouldn't worry. In future though, if you have a positive balance, ask the lender to send you the balance, rather than using a cashpoint.0
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