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My frined has asked me to do a claim for his Barclaycard charges as he doesn't have a computer - do I treat this much the same as I would bank charges? i.e. same letters etc? Or is there a thread that explains how to go about claiming credit card charges?
have been searching round for approx 45 mins and can't find anything specific. Also I am reading about contractual interest and would be interested in some further information about this i.e. what is it, why are people claiming it, how is it calculated, what figure do you use etc
Hi, as far as I know the process is the same, Claiming compound interest seems more backing in credit card forums. See this link, http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...ctual+interestit's more about the general arguments but worth a look for the principles. Credit card companies compund interest e.g.
£10 Charge
£1 interest on charge
Interest charged next month on £11
Rates charged are usually printed on the top of the statements. Typically between 20% and 35% depending on personal rate. Hope that helps
My Friend Vs Barclaycard
and would be interested in some further information about this i.e. what is it, why are people claiming it, how is it calculated, what figure do you use etc
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