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Clearing credit card

masterboy123 · 2021-05-26 05:54:55

Hi All, I am with AIB and noticed that my credit card is about to reach it's maximum limit. The auto direct debit is not due for another two weeks. Is there a way to clear off some amount? I remember paying the penalty last year for crossing the limit. Thanks

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#32 28-05-2021 08:16PM

masterboy123

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You will know the answer once you have a heavy mortgage

Also, it seems you don't like free cashback money

McGaggs wrote: »

Would you not have had an easier time getting a mortgage without carrying unnecessary debt?

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#33 04-06-2021 10:22AM

3DataModem

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lawred2 wrote: »

Careful with that.. some card providers regards the transfer to revolut as a cash withdrawal

Very much aware of that. Thankfully not mine, yet.

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