Halifax credit card query

[Amp34]

I was just updating my details online for my Halifax credit card and hit a stumbling block.

It asks for my net income, fine, but then the next question is income frequency.

I get paid monthly so chose that. Now does that mean the box for net income should by my yearly net income (salary after tax etc.) or what I receive each month?

 

[MissChief]

I would say what you get each pay period. In your case monthly.

 

[~Divine~Wind~]

Yup I'd go with per payment also

 

[Amp34]

Cool, thanks. I'll put my monthly net in then. Although if I really wanted to up my credit limit...

 

[kindai]

Cool, thanks. I'll put my monthly net in then. Although if I really wanted to up my credit limit...

Halifax like to keep upping my limit despite the fact in 1 month I'll generally only put ~1k on it then pay it off in full at the end of the month...

 

[One]

You could print screen us the form.

Any particular reason for the Halifax credit card I didn't think they did any decent cash back cards?

 

[Amp34]

Fee free transactions abroad.

 

[One]

Did you click the blue [?]?

 

[Amp34]

Yep...

Your net income is your take-home pay. It's calculated by subtracting tax and other deductions from your total income.

Not much use.

 

[kindai]

Basically just whack in there whatever figure ends up in your bank account each month from your employer.

 

[Camalot]

I've done this, just put your monthly take home pay from your wage slip.

 

[tom_e]

Unless it specifies I've always put in yearly income, although as said Halifax seem to just bump limits up anyway.
I've got a friend who only takes home about 9k or something like that a year but they've just bumped their limit from 1.3k to 4k madness.