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how many of you use them ?

ive found them really useful in the past, ive used them quite a bit so the interest rates are a lot lower for me than for new customers. find it useful just before payday if i need to pay a bill or if i like something shiny :)

are there any other lower interest alternatives out there ?

im young 20 years old so i still dont get accepted for any good credit card or loans plus ive destroyed my file a bit with a lot of rejections when i applied a bit younger and didnt know it harmed my report. so will just continue using my capital one a little every month and maybe the odd wonga.

does a better credit rating mean a better mortgage a bit later on? or does it only cover loans and cc? ive never missed a payment on anything so im suspecting pulling in £1200 paying my phone bill, cc, etc just doing what i do im on track.
 
i am pretty sensible, i have next to no outgoings so it dosent really matter to me just means its the convinience of getting it sooner
 
If Vanquis reject you, you've done something seriously wrong. I'm 19 with no credit history save a phone contract and got approved for a Barcleycard Initial without a problem. Use it and just pay the money back, purely for building a credit history.

Nooo i dont mean it like that. i applied for good credit cards when i was in education getting rejected, now im in a good job i have a better chance but those said companies will neeed about 6 months before i can even think of re applying. i dont have bad credit i just think all those credit checks have harmed me in a way. i have a capital one credit card with 34% interest i use it often so i guess its just a waiting game. now my main question is this. does a good credit score mean a better deal on a mortgage or just bbetter scope on credit in general monetory terms.
 
trololol nah jk yeah its maxxed but im clearing it on 26th no biggie. i know it looks hard to understand in op but basically i have money thats disposable when i actually get paid, but i need a new psu so ive borrowed from wonga till 26th then pay it back other than that its a wait till 26th game and i dont want to do that. finacially things are good im not in minus or anyything. tbh on 170 pounds im only paying £15 interest in the shortterm til 26th.
 
but its a one off, cc interest payments are the same and monthly, before i got my job ( made redundant from last) i had a maxxed cc for a year no way to really pay it off. £15 month has really added up so tbh its dearer really than wonga. Plus im far from poor :/
 
because im bored and want to start a build log.. was originally just so i could go more mobile with my music career.
 
[TW]Fox;20075207 said:
Why are you buying £170 PSU's if your finances are such that 2 weeks before payday you have no money left :confused:

Pretty extravagant amount to spend on a PSU by any standards :eek:

because on the 26th i have £1100 coming in from next Bacs

then ill be getting £250 from my sound design contract so my finances are okay. i just wanted the psu now because i have to rma mine, i used wongas convinience to be able to it now rather than later, means i can also rma sooner.

im not strat for cash nor am i living on the edge, i dont have many outgoings just board and a phone bill so why not. its not like i have to find rent or electric bill etc i do it because i just can.

when i get a new place obviously this wouldnt come into practice anymore.
 
he's selling things he no longer needs...he must be poor! :rolleyes:

where in this thread have i said im poor:/ im fed up of explaining myself now. i wanted to sell this pc because i was going to go mobile but thought why when i wont really go many places so was going to sell it to start fresh with sandy and start a new build modifying the case now im just keeping it and upgrading it. Started with an SSD.

edit : i hint sarcasm, i dont know whos side your on :D
 
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