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Tempted to pay off a card!
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Going round in circles now but another thought I've had;
Pay off Lloyds today and use my Halifax clarity card in Australia (I only use this abroad, the balance is £0) and pay off the clarity card with bonuses.
As I read on here its best to use the clarity card abroad instead of a debit card0 -
circles lol.chelseablue wrote: »Going round in circles now but another thought I've had;
Pay off Lloyds today and use my Halifax clarity card in Australia (I only use this abroad, the balance is £0) and pay off the clarity card with bonuses.
As I read on here its best to use the clarity card abroad instead of a debit card
This is a splendid idea / thought....it keeps overall debt levels lower...I work within the voluntary sector, supporting vulnerable people to rebuild their lives.
I love my job
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Willing2Learn wrote: »circles lol.
This is a splendid idea / thought....it keeps overall debt levels lower...
Oh good, I thought I'd be told off for spending on a card again
I guess if I pay off Lloyds, owing just over 10k sounds better than 14.5k
And 2 direct debits to Virgin and I'll be at 4 figures
Funny thing is I cant actually remember the last time I paid for anything with my credit card0 -
I think you're going to need a glass of wine at the end of this decision :rotfl:This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Or the whole bottle :rotfl:0
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Sounds like a plan. Make sure you don't use your credit card to pay for it though :rotfl:This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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chelseablue wrote: »I guess if I pay off Lloyds, owing just over 10k sounds better than 14.5k
Not if you can earn about £200 interest on that money by waiting to pay it off in the last couple of months of the 0% periods.
If the Lloyds balance results from balance transfers (sounds like it), you may have paid a 3% fee for the transfer, might as well get the full value for it.0
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