Pay it off dude. Make things easy for yourself, don't buy anything unneccessary while you're on the bench. Stop using your credit card as well, you're just delaying the inevitable...
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I have a £2800 CC bill I can pay off nxt week...
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Pay it off, I started down the road of 0% credit cards 8 years ago and have built up a sizeable balance since then. Still on 0% but it has grown too much and now I have vowed to get it down by 1k a month.
However if you do need 0% take a look at CapitalOne as they give 6 months and I beleive they dont charge a transfer fee.Comment
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Capital one is who I'm with. They have a call center in India... TOTAL MURDER to get them to understand what your saying. THERE'S the reason right there!!! thanks allOriginally posted by bellymonster View PostPay it off, I started down the road of 0% credit cards 8 years ago and have built up a sizeable balance since then. Still on 0% but it has grown too much and now I have vowed to get it down by 1k a month.
However if you do need 0% take a look at CapitalOne as they give 6 months and I beleive they dont charge a transfer fee.
I'm paying it off due to their PHISH! call center
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Yes. Pay it off.
If you have an offset mortgage draw funds from that if you need to it is much cheaper debt than a credit card.Comment
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Originally posted by roadster198 View PostFinancial matters have never been my strongpoint
You are not kidding !
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Is roadster the most idiotic poster on this forum?
Nearly 15% APR???

Hold it as 'savings' mate. It's a no-brainer.Comment
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