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Mastercard - struggling to make payments
fairmorn308
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in Credit cards
Evening
My OH has a mastercard with adams clothes shop and has a balance of around £850 but is stuggling to make min payments and the balance isnt coming down at all.
Is there is a way to get them to freeze the interest until balance is cleared. the car is no longer getting used.
Transfering to a 0% card is out of the question
any advice would be great
My OH has a mastercard with adams clothes shop and has a balance of around £850 but is stuggling to make min payments and the balance isnt coming down at all.
Is there is a way to get them to freeze the interest until balance is cleared. the car is no longer getting used.
Transfering to a 0% card is out of the question
any advice would be great
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fairmorn308 wrote: »Evening
My OH has a mastercard with adams clothes shop and has a balance of around £850 but is stuggling to make min payments and the balance isnt coming down at all.
Is there is a way to get them to freeze the interest until balance is cleared. the car is no longer getting used.
Transfering to a 0% card is out of the question
any advice would be great
Would aplying for a Barclaycard be out of the question they have 6.9% LOB
They wont discuss any payment arrangement until you default and ruin your credit file and you don't want to do that.
If all else fails beans on toast for a few months. Sorry. :eek:0 -
Beans on toast ALWAYS helps.0
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Give the card issuer a ring and see what they say - there are ways in which they can help you as I have found out. Sometimes able to give you a lower interest rate for a period of time.0
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