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Bah! Cahoot flexi-loan shocker!
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my cahoot started at 12.9, then went to 14.9 and now it's at 19.9.... I've not moved it because I kept getting declined for stuff about a year ago
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I think that's how the majority of us ended up on this site!minibudgetgal wrote: »I am shocked at how easy it is to overspend to be honest. But a bit pleased, that with planning and being more than careful (like really bloody tight!) I can clear it.
Thanks for your support
I believe this is what's known as your LBM. Keep it up & you may actually start to enjoy budgeting your finances & being in control.Donedoingdebt Lightbulb moment January 2000. Debt at highest approx £102,000. Debt now (October 2009 - absolutely fork all!!!):beer:
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Increasing interest rate is exactly how the banks make their money - tempt you with nice (ish) interest rate for an introductory term and hope you won't notice it increasing!
At least you know now and can do something about it - think of all the money you will save if you can transfer balance to a cheaper rate.:D Might be worth phoning up & trying to blag cahoot into giving u cheaper rate if you can't do better elsewhere - tell them u thinking of leaving - they'll want to keep ur custom so may well give u better terms. U can but try!
Good luck.Who says I have to be normal?
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I think cahoot have stopped all types of lending haven't they? They just fob you off with abbey - I tried abbey and they offered me a loan - guess the apr??? 19.9..........Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 784 - Proud to be dealing with my debts0
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looks like i was lucky, i swapped my flexi loan for a fixed loan a couple of years ago before the rates started to rise. My problem was i would pay off more than the minimum and then borrow it back every couple of months, so i never really moved.0
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