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Clear Loan or Credit Card?
MortgageMeUp
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in Loans
We are about to come into 5K, we have £2500 left on a NatWest Loan which started @£12500.
Obviously paying off the higher rate Credit Card would save the most money & we know that... but wouldn’t clearing a £229 monthly commitment sit better credit score wise?
Obviously paying off the higher rate Credit Card would save the most money & we know that... but wouldn’t clearing a £229 monthly commitment sit better credit score wise?
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Your credit score is irrelevant nobody but you sees it, credit history is what matters,you could clear the loan and then throw the £229 at the CC0
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Your credit score is irrelevant nobody but you sees it, credit history is what matters,you could clear the loan and then throw the £229 at the CC
Thanks for the reply, yes that was our exact thinking earlier. Settle the loan then throw £229 a month @ a credit card. Want to get a car on HP @ the end of the year so probably another reason to rid the £229 a month solid commitment sooner0
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