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Credit card payments and interest - how does it work?
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Insurance came out on 26th March,payment was due by 2nd-DD of £36 came out on 2nd. £200 payment came out on 3rd.
To me,the purchase has been paid off in full And then some?
Sk56
Check the allocation of payments from your credit card conditions, but I don't think so.
It is likely that the payment on the 3rd went to pay off the 0% balance, as the £200 insurance payment would not yet have hit your statement. Generally statemented items are paid first.0 -
Tesco will pay off statemented items first so as it had not appeared on a statement .........
This is why you need to understand the T&Cs of your particular card as they are all different, MBNA for instance would have paid off the un-statemented purchase first as long as it was a cleared item.0
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