finance/buy now pay later

[lukewoodford]

does anyone know of any companies that offer these options?

 

[Flash In The Pan]

Calumet

 

[Garry79]

Warehouse Express

 

[Impspeed]

Jessops...

 

[lukewoodford]

lol ok thanks

 

[Gary Coyle]

dabs.com

 

[jolsterj]

any credit card

 

[Steep]

DFS

 

[hotchef23]

DFS

LMAO:bonk:

 

[Gary Coyle]

My mother used to do it, interest free as well, shame i had to grow up and move out.

 

[kelack]

@ Gary - mine too

Dixons also do but be careful of the interest rates with finance options, sometimes they are double the rate of a credit card and with a credit card you may be able to get interest free for 9 months.

What you could do is get a credit card, buy the item, then cut the credit card up so you are not tempted to use it and then pay off what your monthly installments would have been with finance?

 

[lukewoodford]

@ Gary - mine too

Dixons also do but be careful of the interest rates with finance options, sometimes they are double the rate of a credit card and with a credit card you may be able to get interest free for 9 months.

What you could do is get a credit card, buy the item, then cut the credit card up so you are not tempted to use it and then pay off what your monthly installments would have been with finance?

I might do that, just going to ring around the companies now, if I pay 30% interest there is no way im going to do it, I can afford it now but can't bring myself to pay the full amount in one wack.

 

[ShawWellPete]

If there's interest free credit fine, otherwise think long and hard! The credit crunch happened for a reason...

 

[lukewoodford]

If there's interest free credit fine, otherwise think long and hard! The credit crunch happened for a reason...

Ill never pay major interest, just can't bring myself to spend £1000 in one lump but if I have to I will

 

[Jimmy_Lemon]

I got my 40D etc from Warehouse Express on 12 months interest free. Then paid it off on new credit cards that had 10 months interest free on new purchases almost two years of me getting the interest on the £1k+

 

[lukewoodford]

I got my 40D etc from Warehouse Express on 12 months interest free. Then paid it off on new credit cards that had 10 months interest free on new purchases almost two years of me getting the interest on the £1k+

Im after the 24-70 2.8, just rung around and no one has any in stock so its out the window anyway

 

[Jimmy_Lemon]

balls

 

[lukewoodford]

balls

Its ok, too be honest I use my one and only Sigma f/1.4 for everything anyway, I just wanted this for landscapes and a bit more range at weddings. I can wait though, im so used to using my 50mm for everything.

 

[simonkit]

One thing to bear in mind too is that "interest free credit" rarely is.....the companies offering this usually dont sell their products at the most competitive rates !!

simon

 

[Uneducated_Rick]

With the WE "interst free" isn't there a £29 fee to pay if you pay the whole amount before the 3 years (the last 2 being charged interest)?

Therefore will your money earn £29 in interest in 1 year?