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Variable rate Aqua card.
Andybez38
Posts: 1,773 Forumite
in Credit cards
Aqua advertises a variable rate on their website. 35.9% is listed on the homepage. What's the rate your paying/been accepted at? I know i'm paying 29.6% atm. What is the best rate i can hope for?
I came into this world with nothing and I'm gonna leave with nothing.
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Just pay in full every month and your rate will effectively be 0% APR. Use these high APR cards for building a credit history, do not carry balances on them.0
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Aqua advertises a variable rate on their website. 35.9% is listed on the homepage. What's the rate your paying/been accepted at? I know i'm paying 29.6% atm. What is the best rate i can hope for?
I don't see specifically a variable rate card on the Aqua website except in the sense that the APR on all the different cards is variable. That is unless you know different.
I would say that the only way to attain 29.6% APR on an Aqua card is with the Aqua Advance card. At the time I closed my Aqua Advance my APR was 19.94%. Not impossible though since the 35.9% APR quoted on for example the Classic card is a representative example.
Let's just say that the 29.6% quoted in your opening post is unlikely.0 -
I don't see specifically a variable rate card on the Aqua website except in the sense that the APR on all the different cards is variable. That is unless you know different.
I would say that the only way to attain 29.6% APR on an Aqua card is with the Aqua Advance card. At the time I closed my Aqua Advance my APR was 19.94%. Not impossible though since the 35.9% APR quoted on for example the Classic card is a representative example.
Let's just say that the 29.6% quoted in your opening post is unlikely.
I'd beg to differ. Taken from my Aqua classic statement.
Typical APR N/A 29.6% N/A
Standard Purchase Rate 2.187% 29.6% N/A
Standard Balance Transfer Rate 2.187% 29.6% N/A
Standard Cash Rate 2.841% 40.0% N/AI came into this world with nothing and I'm gonna leave with nothing.0 -
I'm today Aqua card delivered.
Applied 34.9apr 6 mths 0% purchases.
When paperwork arrived last week accepted 44.9 6 mths apr -not bad at all.
Card arrived today-£300 initial limit, haven't decided how I can make use of this card.
I'm I wrong thinking Noodle Improve is free via Aqua as Noodle site is still asking £30 12 mths.Replenished CRA Reports.2020 Nissan Leaf 128-149 miles top charge. Savings depleted. VM Stream tv M250 Volted to M350 then M500 since returned to 1gb0
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