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They’d need to change T&Cs before doing that which this community would have picked up on
They’d need to change T&Cs before doing that which this community would have picked up on
Why would they need to do that?
They’d need to change T&Cs before doing that which this community would have picked up on
Why would they need to do that?
If a credit card lender changes how it charges interest it is legally required to update its T&Cs and notify you in writing in advance – exactly as Virgin Money did before they started hitting Curve related payments with interest.
They’d need to change T&Cs before doing that which this community would have picked up on
Why would they need to do that?
If a credit card lender changes how it charges interest it is legally required to update its T&Cs and notify you in writing in advance – exactly as Virgin Money did before they started hitting Curve related payments with interest.
It’s not changing anything though. It’s quite obvious that paying off your Amex bill with a credit card constitutes a cash advance subject to a fee, even if it hasn’t been treated as such to date. It doesn’t require any change to the terms and conditions to start doing so without notice.
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