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yorky
04 Jan 10 10:34
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on a credit card , how do they sleep at night?

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By:
sparkmaster.
When: 04 Jan 10 10:35
On a giant pile of our money
By:
Prima Donna
When: 04 Jan 10 10:36
laughing all the way to the bank arent they!
By:
Ken Masters
When: 04 Jan 10 10:37
On an emperor sized waterbed filled with the tears of late-payers.
By:
yorky
When: 04 Jan 10 10:38
this government need to sort it out, asap
By:
Prima Donna
When: 04 Jan 10 10:41
dont hold you breath Yorky.
By:
custardcream64
When: 04 Jan 10 10:42
Theres an ad on tv at the mo , one of the pay in advance companies with an APR of 2000 + !
By:
what do i do now?
When: 04 Jan 10 10:45
they should have nationalised the lot of them when they had the chance. how hard is it - lend at 4-5% above savers rates. the govt then could have got a return on the money it invested on the banks and made the whole situation more stable. i dont understand why any govt wouldnt want a cut of what the banks make.

but its a toss up between whos the more**- the government or the banks (who seem to be able to get judgement on anything they want).

welcome to britain, lads.
By:
yorky
When: 04 Jan 10 10:45
omg never,39 percent is bad enough
By:
madsimon
When: 04 Jan 10 10:47
it is not complusory to have a credit card you know
By:
yorky
When: 04 Jan 10 10:48
lol, madismon are you living on my wage?
By:
postmannick
When: 04 Jan 10 11:47
never had 1 never want 1
By:
custardcream64
When: 04 Jan 10 11:52
^ stolen loads tho !- its ok im a postie as well !
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 04 Jan 10 11:53
but is it value..
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 04 Jan 10 11:56
yorky 04 Jan 12:48

lol, madismon are you living on my wage?


No, but neither are you if you're borrowing at 39%.

If you expect your income to increase, why not wait until it does before spending it? If you don't then it's a bit silly to borrow, but that should be obvious from the rate you're borrowing at.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 10 12:01
I don't have any credit cards, best decision I ever made ditching them
By:
zilzal1
When: 04 Jan 10 12:07
You can get free money off credit cards, as always it comes down to the nous of the individual
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 10 12:08
yea my bro was talking to me about that, but am not good or precise enough to use it like that

i can easily forget etc
By:
Jimbo747
When: 04 Jan 10 12:18
Vanquish are 49%

Quidquid loans are Typical 2356% APR.
By:
Jimbo747
When: 04 Jan 10 12:18
http://www.quickquid.co.uk/
By:
Ivor
When: 04 Jan 10 12:23
yorky 04 Jan 12:48 lol, madismon are you living on my wage?

That's an odd one!
Your wage is inadequate to cope with your bills - so you borrow at crippling interest rates?
No wonder we lead the world in debt crises!
By:
Ivor
When: 04 Jan 10 12:24
Booger - Goring got there first again :)
By:
Seasider.
When: 04 Jan 10 12:25
Quidquid loans are Typical 2356% APR.

But that's for a month not a year.
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