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Old 07-21-2010, 02:11 PM   #1
Neko
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i've got a credit card and i know that when i use it to withdraw cash the interest rate is higher, but, i don't understand if that interest goes on straight away or do i only pay that interest if i dont pay my bill in full at the end of the month? i'm probably being stupid but i've never been very good with figures and never had a credit card before!
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Thanks guys, I have the credit card as a way to build back up my credit rating as i had some loans a few years ago and resulted in a bad credit rating, i need to use the card as a way to fix my credit but just don't quite understand how they work but you've all been really helpful and i think i understand a bit better now
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