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Credit Card transaction fees

Random · 2007-04-06 23:27:51

I'm ringing them up on Tuesday myself, but would like to get some feedback before I do. Can someone please confirm that if you pay off your credit card on time each month that it is essentially free to have, minus the government stamp duty. For example, if I go and buy something online for 100 euro and I pay it off at the…

06-04-2007 11:27pm

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I'm ringing them up on Tuesday myself, but would like to get some feedback before I do.

Can someone please confirm that if you pay off your credit card on time each month that it is essentially free to have, minus the government stamp duty.

For example, if I go and buy something online for 100 euro and I pay it off at the end of the month I won't have to pay any more than 100 euro.

I've had a student credit card for some time now and people keep insisting that once I get a "normal" credit card I'll be charged to use it.

Thanks

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#2 06-04-2007 11:40pm

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there are no charges other than stamp duty if you pay it off on time every month.

The student and 'normal' credit cards have the same charges, although the interest rates on unpaid balances may be different

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