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I needed some on the spot cash Tuesday to pay for a repair on my vehicle. I went to chase bank an withdrawal $350.00 from my freedom card. I checked to see if I can pay it back right away but I couldn't as the payment had not posted. Thursday morning the $350 withdrawal posted along with a $10 service fee. I immediately paid $360 back to my card which posted today (Friday). Will I be charged any interest?
Yikes! good thing it was only for 2 days. SMH. Never again, 25%....
@Anonymous wrote:
No grace period on cash advances.
I believe the APR is 25.24%...
The interest on that will be pretty negligible.
Yeah interest charges on a 24 hour cash advance at the assumed 25.24% you are looking at .069% interest per day. So on $360 for 24 hours it's a little less than 25 cents in interest.
Excellent,
@Anonymous wrote:
You, my friend need to get yourself a Barclay's Ring once your credit profile will bear it.
I will keep that in mind. What ones profile must look like to get suach a card?
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
No grace period on cash advances.
I believe the APR is 25.24%...
The interest on that will be pretty negligible.Yeah interest charges on a 24 hour cash advance at the assumed 25.24% you are looking at .069% interest per day. So on $360 for 24 hours it's a little less than 25 cents in interest.
Wow I escaped that one..... LOL.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
No grace period on cash advances.
I believe the APR is 25.24%...
The interest on that will be pretty negligible.Yeah interest charges on a 24 hour cash advance at the assumed 25.24% you are looking at .069% interest per day. So on $360 for 24 hours it's a little less than 25 cents in interest.
Of course, the T&Cs of many CCs has a "minimum finance charge"...most of mine are $1.00, but some are $1.50. I don't have Freedom, so I'm not sure if "minimum finance charges" would apply. Perhaps someone else has more info?