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You often waive the 56 days interest free period where you don't pay the full balance off

Depends on the company but as you've not ceared the full balance it may mean you've accrued interest on the £30 from the transaction date to the DD date. It will be pence

Follow the lad who runs it on twitter @stickywalnut. All the more reason you will want to go.

Sticky Walnut. edit. And the two above.

Stay in Playa de'n Bossa.

The only urban legend that I know is true. There used to be a purple flag every year at Glastonbury that you would see being waved about. I'm sure google images can prove it.

The races is on friday night so will be full of drunk scousers.

I didn't go into this place but went out in the area and had a great night when I was there in March. Can only recommend it. It's only a short way from Berghain and Watergate if you're into the club scene

Cheshire BS have a easy access isa currently paying 2.50%. May be worth to transfer into that and see what happens in a few months.

Escalate with your credit card provider via post and send recorded. Sounds like you had a drip working the case

Unless you have a credit card or Everyday Savings Account (instant access non-isa) you can't unfortunately

Wear more expensive clothes

There are millions of people who have never paid interest who card providers have on their books. You simply failed that providers lending criteria.

froome is a beast

Very reversible but may be hassle again on you to sort it. For instance if a credit card company notes a late payment, they may request you send them evidence it was natwest at fault. so an letter from natwest advising they were at fault.

Natwest fraud team decided to block my card so I have no use of my debit card. Due to the service issues I cannot transfer my funds to another bank account, I'm unable to go to one of there branches to withdraw funds due to work (a competitor to Natwest) and I don't currently have a phone that...

I'd speak to the underwriter for this one as they may perhaps give you the reasons you failed their credit scoring. You can always contest the decision.

I work in this industry and I'm hearing that at least half of people who are claiming their PPI back never had it in the first place. Seeing a silly amount of money being paid out thought and I work for a tiny business in comparison to the big banks.