withdrawing cash on credit card

withdrawing cash on credit card

do you get proper done for this? im absolutely screwed for cash and i basically have no alternative

You end up paying more interest I think. I did it on Saturday by mistake.

You pay a bit more interest, and possibly a fee per withdrawal, but it's hardly gonna break the bank. If you're stuck for cash just do it, and try and pay it straight off at the end of the month if possible

After all his success, I would have thought Bob Sinclair would be paying big money these days

ah ok then will just do that cheers!!

Loans are in at end of the month so will take care of it then.

Not been able to work due to dissertation

just checked my balance and was horrified to see £6 available

I hate when you check your statement online and you're over your overdraft and you know that loads of 3am debit card drink rounds are yet to appear on your statement

I purposefully avoid online baking for that reason.

Gutted when I find receipts in my wallet from bars/clubs with CASHBACK at the bottom though.

I feel ill every time I check my balance online. All those D's do nothing for your health.

It's a sign you obviously didn't drink enough.

Thank god for Lloyds machines doing £5.00 notes thats quite good for us students

I always know how drunk I've been by how much change I have left - I only ever seem to pay with notes when I'm pissed.

You mean they take coins in pubs?????

thats so true, you have like about thirty quid in pound coins when you get up in the morning its a nightmare!

How is waking up with £30 left a nightmare?

Because then you've only got enough for two prime cuts of tender fillet steak.

well, the day has been saved thanks to Richard Branson and his credit services.

took £250 out

gona get bummed next month like!

Need to go to get my overdraft extended so i can pay it straight off

what a nightmare

Re: withdrawing cash on credit card

the shop at the top my street lets you get cash back on your credit card put they put it through as a purchase. but normally you get charged a £3 cash advance fee, a higher interest rate and in some cases a charge for a withdrawl from certain machines.

I'm really bad with money like, I just spend until I realise i have about £50 left and then I chill out until payday. I'm gonna start making a note of every penny i spend so I know where I'm wasting the most.

lucky you

I would love £6

COME ON THE FREE MONEY

Mine charge a percentage of what you take out, up to a limit for the withdrawl, then something like 20% interest on that amount..

Very bad crack, I took a load out in Germany last year on my Egg Card and got doubley raped with the Euro fee and exchange rate..