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CC Standing Order - Possible?

SimlarGent8
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in Credit cards
Hi All
After a few purchases on my CC last year I did a 0% balance transfer. It's currently set to a direct debit and I then top up so I have a certain amount being paid off each month. E.g I pay off £250 a month. I usually wait for my DD to go out and then do the remaining after. I was thinking if it's possble to cancel my DD and set up a standing order so I don't have to do this. Would the CC provider allow this or is it just better to keep it as I am doing? I have another 8 month and I will have the card fully paid off so it's not like I have too much longer left of doing it this way. Just a thought thats all.
After a few purchases on my CC last year I did a 0% balance transfer. It's currently set to a direct debit and I then top up so I have a certain amount being paid off each month. E.g I pay off £250 a month. I usually wait for my DD to go out and then do the remaining after. I was thinking if it's possble to cancel my DD and set up a standing order so I don't have to do this. Would the CC provider allow this or is it just better to keep it as I am doing? I have another 8 month and I will have the card fully paid off so it's not like I have too much longer left of doing it this way. Just a thought thats all.
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In my experience most credit card companies allow this. The only one I’ve been unable to do it with is PayPal Credit1
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I was thinking if it's possble to cancel my DD and set up a standing order so I don't have to do this.1
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phillw said:I was thinking if it's possble to cancel my DD and set up a standing order so I don't have to do this.0
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I have never had a direct debit on any credit card. Ever. Never missed a payment. As long as you make a payment they dont care how it happens.0
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Often payment dates change though, so if you set up a standing order on the same day every month, you need to keep an eye on the payment due date to ensure it makes it in time.0
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chistery said:Often payment dates change though, so if you set up a standing order on the same day every month, you need to keep an eye on the payment due date to ensure it makes it in time.0
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A lot of card companies allow you to set either: Minimum payment, Full payment or a fixed amount.
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My preference would be pay the minimum put the rest in a savings account though I realize not as attractive interest wise at the moment0
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