payed off my cedit card
payed off my cedit card
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white_van_man

Original Poster:

3,848 posts

278 months

Saturday 5th March 2005
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i have finally cleared off my credit card this is the first time since i moved into my house a year ago Now i can get down to some serious saving for a car

richa

534 posts

313 months

Saturday 5th March 2005
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white_van_man said:
i have finally cleared off my credit card this is the first time since i moved into my house a year ago Now i can get down to some serious saving for a car

It's a great feeling isn't it!

father ted

3,069 posts

276 months

Saturday 5th March 2005
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£200 to go for me! next months pay will clear it......
who's got a stinker of a bill?

anhamgrimmar

1,025 posts

260 months

Saturday 5th March 2005
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mate of mine just bought a scooby terzo three, on hp. (i know,slightly of topic but hey)

current owings total 27K
insurrance 3K+
and he's still using his CC

ThatPhilBrettGuy

11,810 posts

269 months

Saturday 5th March 2005
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In the depths of my house building time, I had a touch over £15K moving periodically between interest free cards.... Difficult times.

Selling a house, walking into the bank and paying off 2 mortgages and the credit card in one go was a nice feeling however.

mcflurry

9,188 posts

282 months

Saturday 5th March 2005
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I put my last 2 cars on credit cards. 1% cashback, then switched to Interest free cards for 9 months, 0% balance transfered again, then moved onto a 2.9% for the life of the loan card.

Total interest was only about £40 per £1000 over 3 years

AFAIK the bloke who runs moneysupermarket.com managed to offset his entire mortgage to 0% in a similar manner...

father ted

3,069 posts

276 months

Saturday 5th March 2005
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ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
In the depths of my house building time, I had a touch over £15K moving periodically between interest free cards.... Difficult times.

Selling a house, walking into the bank and paying off 2 mortgages and the credit card in one go was a nice feeling however.



oooh i'm soooooooo jealous

well done