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Aqua auto set Booster payments
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Called aqua CS today.
Their advisor re iterated that I've opted out of additional payments as per permanent debt rules.
No action will be taken in 9 months.
Reminded that on time payments are important .
I stated that I continue to plan to make considerable re payment upto 75% Early 2020.
Maybe my non mse tactics are achievable.
If this is not the case then maybe reduced limit could help next year.Replenished CRA Reports.2020 Nissan Leaf 128-149 miles top charge. Savings depleted. VM Stream tv M250 Volted to M350 then M500 since returned to 1gb0 -
To be frank, there is no such thing as an MSE tactic. Neither is there a right or wrong answer, but some solutions are better than others. The ideal solution will be to reduce the net effect of interest charged on the card over the interest/bonus received on the H2S.
Of course your 'non-MSE' tactics will work because you will still be paying your debt up to early 2020 and then paying a larger amount off in one go. But, you just haven't wanted to grasp the fact that your tactics will see your H2S bonus only go up by £50 by next April (if you take £250 out now) but your Aqua debt will incur around £145 more in interest charges. Your minimum payments will also increase because of the washer-drier you've added on and you may then struggle to service those and also put away £50 per month in your H2S.0 -
"MSE Tactics" would be to stop paying into the savings account/s and clear your CC debt.0
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