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Do any cards pay interest when in credit?
granthar
Posts: 41 Forumite
in Credit cards
I remember years ago I had a credit card that paid interest if you went into a positive balance. Are there any cards that do this now?
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Not heard of one, putting the account into credit (on purpose) is usually against the T&C's.0
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I used to have the Egg Money card (and still have its descendant - a Barclaycard Cashback), but it must be over ten years ago since that facility disappeared
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
With neutral or even negative interest rates on the horizon the chance of this would have gone from none to impossible.1
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Nevertheless it used to happen. Capital One were one company that paid interest if card was in credit. Seems many years ago now though.0
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