Just look at all these crisp beautiful colours, and now we're going polymer. Plus it's nice having no debt not even a penny. Don't wake in the morning thinking oh I must pay my credit card bill, it's the end of the month again.
Ps don't know why all those spaces came in that line, stupid tablet
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Tue Nov 29, 2016 2:00 pm
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Aaron Calder
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Quote: dranddad wrote in post #16Plus it's nice having no debt not even a penny. Don't wake in the morning thinking oh I must pay my credit card bill, it's the end of the month again.t
I don't consider credit card use to be a form of debt.
For me it is simply a convenient, deferred payment method that facilitates the purchasing of goods on line and makes it unnecessary for me to carry large amounts of cash around on my person.
I always pay the card off in full every month and if I was worried about forgetting it, I'd simply set up a direct debit.
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Tue Nov 29, 2016 2:15 pm
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My credit card is never in "debt" I always pay up front on the card, right now my card issuer owes me £25.72, I could'nt care that the money is'nt earning interest! Whats that these days! Always used it that way, there was a time when they would put you on a "black or bad debters" list for doing what I've always done, but I fought them and won as to be in debt you have to owe money or goods which is not something I ever do.
As an aside the continent pretty much as a whole was way behind the UK in accepting cards, strange really as they are now everywhere! I prefer to pay cash for most things, so I draw that in advance, the less I use my card the less likely I am to be scammed!!! imho