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Cash withdrawal on credit card

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userxx · 30/09/2019 16:36

This is probabaly a daft question but if I withdraw cash on my credit card will intrest only stop being charged once I have paid the full amount off including any purchases made on the card?

The credit card is 0% intrest for 12 months on purchases.

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Hellohah · 30/09/2019 16:41

Your statement should tell you how they allocate payments.

They will probably allocate payments to the transactions that incur the most interest first.

I wouldn't take cash out on a credit card, they charge you an awful lot for that.

JessicaPeach · 30/09/2019 16:43

Highest interest rate paid off first after fees and charges so the cash will be paid off before the 0% on purchases. It used to be the other way round which is why it was always a terrible idea to get cash out on a credit card. I don't think cash withdrawals on a credit card do your credit rating any favours though so worth keeping in mind if that might cause you an issue going forward

JessicaPeach · 30/09/2019 16:45

Also there's usually no interest free period at all on cash withdrawals so consider that too.

BlahBlahBlahh · 30/09/2019 16:54

I think mine was something like 0% on purchases for 12 months but as soon as I withdrew cash the 0% would stop

userxx · 30/09/2019 18:19

@BlahBlahBlahh That's interesting to know.

Thanks Jessica that makes sense.

I'm using the credit card and paying it off each month, well in theory anyway, there seems to have been a few payments that have sneaked through and I've noticed very small amounts of interest.

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