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 How can i ruin my credit on purpose?
i hate the idea of being worth only what a credit company tells me i am. i want info on how to ruin my credit beyond repair....


 Is it true that if you avoid creditors for 7 years the debt is written off?
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 Garnishment of wages?
with a garnishment against your wages can they take money from a checking account in your name?...


 What number is this 3055912306?
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 I have bad credit but about $40,000 to put down on a house, anyone know a lender to help?
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 I am moving overseas from UK and am in debt?
what methods to debt collectors use to chase debt in another country does anyone know ? If you buy a house can they find you, serious answers ...


 My sister is in debt, creditors have refused reduced payments what does she do now?

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She got into debt through an ex partner, basicially he was a charmer and she was a mug. took her for every penny that she had then turned violent towards her ...


 Should I pay my credit card balances and leave them open or close my accounts?
I have three credit cards (only about $1,500 total) and I am paying them off when I get my income tax returns. Is it better for my credit to keep the accounts open with a zero balance or to close ...


 Is anyone else in loads of debt??!?

I have got myself in quite a bit of debt and its only started to dawn on me?! Is there anyone else out there in the same situation? ...


 If I paid 2 payments a month on my credit card. Someone told me my score will increase 6 points. Is that true
I'm refinancing a house and I heard a lady say this at a seminar that if I paid 2 payments every month, each payment counts for 6 points increase to my FICO score. Is this accurate?...


 Can i take ripped up money into a bank to change it???
My little boy (3 years old) has ripped up 3 ten pound notes, i have all the pieces but they are in about 30 pieces, can i take them in to a bank to swap them
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I know i ...


 Whats better Mastercard or Visa?
Is there any difference?
Its just that with my bank if I apply online I get a Visa and if apply by phone I get a Mastercard. Weird....


 Can anyone lend me 100,000 USD, i am facing problem in my family business?
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 I lost my bank card!!?
Ands I write my pin on the front of it so I don't forget it, what do I do? :(...


 How old do u have to be to get a credit card?
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 Repairing my bad credit?
I got 2 credit cards when I was 18. I had them both for about a year and was very good with payments, never one late, then I had some tough times at my job and missed some payments and then all the ...


 My credit card charged me twice on one transaction- Should I go to the store to tell them, or should I call?
Should I jcall my credit card company? I haven't paid for this month's bill yet, so that's good....


 Student loans and credit?
I'm 20 y/o, have 3 credit cards all in good standing, pay above the minimum every month and ahead of time...I've had 2 of the cards for over a year and one since Dec. 2006..I don't ...


 Paper or plastic? (nothing to do with bags).?
Which one do you use more of, you cash or your credit card. Which one is more safe? Which one is more easy to use? I use my debit card everywhere I go, but should I start using my cash now. What do ...


 I need a loan!!!?
i need a personal loan for atleast $2500.00 and i was wondering if or where i can get the loan without a co-signer and no credit!i have been working for about 1 and a half and only get paid $6.50 and ...



Rachel A
I have a barclaycard credit card... i know this sounds dumb... can i take money out an ATM... or just use it t
                     
 




Sunday
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Yes you can but DONT!!!! Unless you really need to as they charge you a higher rate of interest on money taken out of cash machines.

If you don't pay in full each month the money you do pay comes off other puchases first (those that are charged at lower rates of interest). This means the cash you have taken out remains on your account for a longer period of time - all the while you are being charged a higher rate of interest on it!

Bit of a con if you ask me - and on top of this they charge you 2.5% for the privilege of taking the cash out before they even begin to add your monthly interest.


sara23081972
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yes you can but beware you get charged a higher interest rate on any cash withdrawls or credit cheques.


keys780
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Yes, with a pin number you can withdraw cash from an ATM, just as you can with a debit card. However, BE CAREFUL - a lot of credit cards charge huge fees & interest for withdrawing cash - check with your bank first.


tinker33
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Yes you can... but don't do it, for several reasons. 1, because of interest charges being higher than annual purchace rate, 2, cash is always the last thing to be paid off of your balance, incuring more interest as time goes by. 3, it gos against your credit scoring, the way the banks or cc companys looks a cash withdrawls are you have no money... and they dont like that thought, as it makes you look like you cannot afford a credit card. banks always advise against making cash withdrawls.


SunnyDays
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Yes you can, but...its expensive as classed as a cash advance, watch for the interest


nosdda
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Yes, you can use it at an ATM as long as you know your pin number. You can also get cash from your bank using your card.


Pearl
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Yes you can use it at an ATM as long as you have a pin number.


oldgit
Yes you can, but don't if you can help it. The interest on cash advances is considerably more than on purchases, presumably because they are not charging the seller as well.


jduck1979
you can, but they'll charge you a bloody fortune for doing so which is why financial website The Motley Fool recommends you should NEVER use a credit card for this purpose.


dels replies
Yes you can take money out of an ATM ,providing you are not over your limit. But watch out that you are not paying a higher rate of interest on a cash withdrawal than for purchases. If cash is a higher rate buy your goods on the card and leave the ATM alone.


deejay
If it is a brand new account then you certainly will be able to withdaw cash however initial and classic cards are now restricted to only letting you draw up to half your total limit in cash, once you reach half your limit you can only use the card for purchases.
Also you have daily limits which you can't exceed either these are
£100 on initial
£300 classic
£500 for platinum & gold

Be warned if you withdraw large amounts of cash (and sometimes even small amounts) early in an accounts life barclaycard now have a policy of reducing your limit and even withdrawing credit limits

Finally if you do choose to withdraw cash, and i advise against, barclaycard will most likely refuse all future requests for limit increases as they will feel you are a higher risk customer, even if your account is always paid on time!


Rod Mac
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Depends on your:-

Daily Maximum rate & Total Credit Allowed...

Do NOT forget there will also be CHARGES to your account for EACH transaction as you draw down from your Maximum Credit Amount...


R M
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if you manage to take some cash out from an ATM machine using your credit card, then can i have some of your money please..?? im broke, and i need some hard cash now...? anyone up for a game of strip poker?


feebee
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Yes you can get money out of an ATM, if you know the PIN, but credit cards usually make a charge for this , as it is classed as a cash advance. Not sure about Barclaycard but mine charges about £2.50 for each withdrawal. So I only use it as a last resort.


thequiteone2006
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im not sure, give me the long number and the 3 digit sec number on the back n i'll let you know


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