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Credit Card
Even if you have the money - what would be the lowest you would take out on a credit card - ie £400, £1,000 - I have never had one.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.all the posters are using their credit card as a 'charge card' - if you are careful to pay it off every month then there is no charge.
taking money out on a credit card is expensive
no one seems to have done it by mistake
I have - for fifty or a hundred - there is a £5 cash charge wow ! and hen interest at a special rate ( hey ! not low - HIGH ! ) for three months which is a few quid.
BUT
was earwigging in a bank the other day ( when I have a bad sight day my hearing goes up automatically to bat-like) and the girl had put in £250 and found £160 the next day
oh easy said the teller I can tell you ( ha! pun intended ! ) what happened - you went overdrawn by a few quid twice and there is a charge of £30 each time
girl - eek that ' s not fair
teller - well that is my wages you dont expect me to agree do you etc ?
wow ! and the banks nearly went bankrupt in 2008....
taking money out on a credit card is expensive
no one seems to have done it by mistake
I have - for fifty or a hundred - there is a £5 cash charge wow ! and hen interest at a special rate ( hey ! not low - HIGH ! ) for three months which is a few quid.
BUT
was earwigging in a bank the other day ( when I have a bad sight day my hearing goes up automatically to bat-like) and the girl had put in £250 and found £160 the next day
oh easy said the teller I can tell you ( ha! pun intended ! ) what happened - you went overdrawn by a few quid twice and there is a charge of £30 each time
girl - eek that ' s not fair
teller - well that is my wages you dont expect me to agree do you etc ?
wow ! and the banks nearly went bankrupt in 2008....
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