Curry’s ‘Your Plan’

MrFrugalFever
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Hi all,
Can someone confirm whether the Creation Consumer Finance (Curry’s your plan finance) sits under Credit Cards or Loans in the CRA’s?
Also, would anyone know how it looks when a 6 month / 12 month deferred interest plan is selected. I am in need of a bit of tech and it is eligible for 6 months at 0% and then interest accrued if not paid off by then (a form of buy now pay later).
Thanks.
Can someone confirm whether the Creation Consumer Finance (Curry’s your plan finance) sits under Credit Cards or Loans in the CRA’s?
Also, would anyone know how it looks when a 6 month / 12 month deferred interest plan is selected. I am in need of a bit of tech and it is eligible for 6 months at 0% and then interest accrued if not paid off by then (a form of buy now pay later).
Thanks.
Save £12k in 2023 challenge
Jan = £715 / £1,000 - Feb = £1,275 / £1,000 - Mar = £400 / £1,000 (fallen behind will make up in April)
Apr = £ May = £ Jun = £
Jan = £715 / £1,000 - Feb = £1,275 / £1,000 - Mar = £400 / £1,000 (fallen behind will make up in April)
Apr = £ May = £ Jun = £
Jul = £ Aug = £ Sept = £
Oct = £ Nov = £ Dec = £
Oct = £ Nov = £ Dec = £
Saved Total = £2,390 / £12,000
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So after a bit more reading it would appear that it acts like a credit card with a required DD payment. So next question, is it possible to pay off with a credit card at any point (taking in to account the possibility of it being treated as a cash-like-transaction)?
There are deals of 0% for 6 months and 12 months which seems pretty reasonable.Save £12k in 2023 challenge
Jan = £715 / £1,000 - Feb = £1,275 / £1,000 - Mar = £400 / £1,000 (fallen behind will make up in April)
Apr = £ May = £ Jun = £Jul = £ Aug = £ Sept = £
Oct = £ Nov = £ Dec = £Saved Total = £2,390 / £12,0000 -
Yes - both my Clearscore (Equifax) and Credit Karma (Transunion) mark Currys my plan as a CC.
Since I've taken advantage of multiple 0% over 9/12 months offers, Equifax marks that account as "No payment due yet/unclassified" - which I assume means that, unless the plan hasn't been settled, it will appear as beingbon an unofficial hold0 -
Yes - both my Clearscore (Equifax) and Credit Karma (Transunion) mark Currys my plan as a CC.
Since I've taken advantage of multiple 0% over 9/12 months offers, Equifax marks that account as "No payment due yet/unclassified" - which I assume means that, unless the plan hasn't been settled, it will appear as beingbon an unofficial hold1 -
Thanks, can you make manual payments via a CC?Save £12k in 2023 challenge
Jan = £715 / £1,000 - Feb = £1,275 / £1,000 - Mar = £400 / £1,000 (fallen behind will make up in April)
Apr = £ May = £ Jun = £Jul = £ Aug = £ Sept = £
Oct = £ Nov = £ Dec = £Saved Total = £2,390 / £12,0000 -
MrFrugalFever said:Thanks, can you make manual payments via a CC?1
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dgmjr2018 said:Yes - both my Clearscore (Equifax) and Credit Karma (Transunion) mark Currys my plan as a CC.
Since I've taken advantage of multiple 0% over 9/12 months offers, Equifax marks that account as "No payment due yet/unclassified" - which I assume means that, unless the plan hasn't been settled, it will appear as beingbon an unofficial hold0
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