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stooze pot
bigsaver28
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hi all,
i have a limit of 10500 across three 0pc ccs, balance of about 6000.
should i max these out and make the most of my stooze? or should i leave a little leeway for credit history purpose ie credit utilisation? also wondering what I can do to continue my stooze, can I wait to be closer to my limit and apply for more credit? or could I try to bt some of it and continue spending on the cards?
ps I have enough savings to pay off all of what is borrowed when the time comes.
any other ways to continue to stooze? want to continue as long as possible
i have a limit of 10500 across three 0pc ccs, balance of about 6000.
should i max these out and make the most of my stooze? or should i leave a little leeway for credit history purpose ie credit utilisation? also wondering what I can do to continue my stooze, can I wait to be closer to my limit and apply for more credit? or could I try to bt some of it and continue spending on the cards?
ps I have enough savings to pay off all of what is borrowed when the time comes.
any other ways to continue to stooze? want to continue as long as possible
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Comments
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I personally just max out (leaving a few £ buffer !), take the card out of the wallet and let the min payments do their thing until 0% end.
Past couple of BT cards went right up to 95% of the limit from MT mule cards. Min payments via DD taken to gradually reduce the balance but mainly letting the stooz earn me a few easy £.
Others will take a different approach.0 -
I got caught out with the payment date v the offer date. Only a couple of £s. But FO declined a claim despite my having paid as soon as I was notified, as it was a couple of days after the offer date.
Keef - Sheerness, Kent UK0 -
Hi Ricky
You mention you are using MT Mule cards - which ones are you using currently?
I cant see any of them anymore.
Thanks0
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