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Ways to spend a lump sum on a special holiday
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            Katiehound wrote: »There is one more CC that you might consider- Saga. This is also commission free for purchases. (I think worldwide,but not sure as I no longer have one.)
 Saga C/card was discontinued last year. :cool:
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 Apply for more cards :jHi
 I am looking for advice …. We currently have two credit cards, Halifax Clarity which has a credit limit of £12,000 and Nationwide cash reward which has a credit limit of £14,000. ….Does anyone have any advice/experience that may help us to spend our own money!
 Thank you.
 Easy to open another Halifax current account in your wife's name to get another card :beer:
 Open additional NW current account in your wife's name using link to get free cash + another credit card :money:
 Use Booking.com and pay hotels on departure."A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
 Ride hard or stay home :iloveyou:0
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            If you are applying for more cc then consider transferring balances to an interest free cc which has this option for 24-33 months.
 So your credit rating needs to be goodish. This is what I did:
 Paid business class flights and airbnb on one cc. Transfered balance showing these purchases to balance transfer interest free cc. Set up a direct debit to pay balance off completely 2 months before 0% interest ceased. Hid card so would not use it inadvertantly.
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            Cruises you pay in advance.
 You can also preload credit onto the ship account before you go.
 If you have a plan then prepay hotels and car hire with zero excess insurance.0
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