Using a credit card to withdraw cash - usually incur a charge?
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Using a credit card to withdraw cash - usually incur a charge?
If I use my credit card to withdraw cash from a cashpoint will it charge me?
Basically I get 2% cashback on everything with my card, so seems sensible to use it to withdraw all my cash with, but not if theres a fee.
Anyone use their card to withdraw cash?
Basically I get 2% cashback on everything with my card, so seems sensible to use it to withdraw all my cash with, but not if theres a fee.
Anyone use their card to withdraw cash?
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I think you will probably get charged 2% or £2, whichever is larger.
You also get interest whacked on from the day you withdraw it until the day the card is COMPLETELY cleared. So if there is a blacne on it you will be paying an extortionate amount of interest on it as it is usually charged at a higher rate than purchases as well.
I wouldnt bother unless you have no other possible alternative.
You also get interest whacked on from the day you withdraw it until the day the card is COMPLETELY cleared. So if there is a blacne on it you will be paying an extortionate amount of interest on it as it is usually charged at a higher rate than purchases as well.
I wouldnt bother unless you have no other possible alternative.
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Are you crazy?
Withdrawing cash from a credit card works on a completely different APR principle!
PLEASE PLEASE read your contract for the card.
Most cards run on a huge 19.9% when withdrawing cash from a card! + A % fee for doing so. They screw people over for doing it.
Its a massive no no which as an advisor i would say "just dont do it"
Withdrawing cash from a credit card works on a completely different APR principle!
PLEASE PLEASE read your contract for the card.
Most cards run on a huge 19.9% when withdrawing cash from a card! + A % fee for doing so. They screw people over for doing it.
Its a massive no no which as an advisor i would say "just dont do it"
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