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Daily interest charge...

Repeat3Times
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in Credit cards
I have an application for a new credit card ongoing with a balance transfer (£1800) from another card attached to it. This other card itself came with an introductory interest-free period that ends tomorrow (4th Dec.).
Should my application for this new card be accepted but the balance transfer not go through by the 4th, what should I expect to be paying in interest per day until the balance transfer does go through? The only interest percentage I can find on my statement is given as 1.805% per month for purchases.
I've paid the minimum payment by direct debit already, so no late-payment penalties should be incurred. I would just be grateful for some peace of mind that the daily interest I might be charged is really around the £1 figure I think I've calculated?
Thanks in advance!
Should my application for this new card be accepted but the balance transfer not go through by the 4th, what should I expect to be paying in interest per day until the balance transfer does go through? The only interest percentage I can find on my statement is given as 1.805% per month for purchases.
I've paid the minimum payment by direct debit already, so no late-payment penalties should be incurred. I would just be grateful for some peace of mind that the daily interest I might be charged is really around the £1 figure I think I've calculated?
Thanks in advance!
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I reckon something around £1.08 a day.loose does not rhyme with choose but lose does and is the word you meant to write.0
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How would cancelling the application completely benefit you even if it was something extortionate?0
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