sinistral666
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Fuck credit cards
^^ nice le gars a environ pour 23,55$ d'argent canadian tire ....
Fuck credit cards
If you don't care for rewards like my dad as an example. I'd suggest the mbna Mastercard with 9.9% interest on everything. Might as well at least get a lower interest rate.
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Just checked their site and seems like the card doesn't exist anymore.
Try calling them.
I think they got bought out by someone so maybe that deal is gone. My dad has it with the 9.9% rate.
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I'd suggest the mbna Mastercard with 9.9% interest on everything. Might as well at least get a lower interest rate.
You call 9.9% a low interest? I have two MBNA at 0.99% yearly + a one time transaction fee of 1%, which comes to a 1.99% roughly per year. (money deposited in my account within 48h of calling).
Anyways, Marge personnelle tourne généralement entre 4% et 9%. So a la base, parlons même pas des 21.99% ou 29.99% des autres cartes. Faut être falafel en "tab" pour ne pas plutôt prendre un prêt conso ou une marge pour régler la dette. Tout cela pour dire que même une carte à 9.99% reste plus élevé que d'autres alternatives d'emprunt...(Style prime - 1% pour certains professionnels issue d'ordres reconnues.)
C'est tu juste moi ou ce thread fail à la base et passe à côté d'un bon potentiel?
On aurait dû faire un thread:
- Institution
- Nom de la carte
- Frais annuels
- Taux d'intérêt
- Type de remise et %
- Air Miles
- Avantages voyages
- Autres avantages
Parce que sérieux, à part lire des noms et des chiffres par ci par là, ça donne vraiment aucune idée de comparaison.
MBNA sends .99% offers from time to time.
I have used then twice to get 1 year loan at 1.99% (including the 1% fee)
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You call 9.9% a low interest? I have two MBNA at 0.99% yearly + a one time transaction fee of 1%, which comes to a 1.99% roughly per year.
I constantly receive the promo it's been 3 years I simply call them 5 says before each 12.months promo ends and they extend my debt over another 12 months @.99%...however with TD I don't know how it's gonna changeYes I've seen those but he says he has it yearly as if its not a 12 month promo type of thing.... which wouldnt make sense.