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Cost of Borrowing from Web Shops with Interest of up to 39.9 Percent
23/06/2011

It has been reported recently that credit accounts that belong to online stores are charging customers up to twice the rate of major credit cards when shoppers opt for 'buy now, pay later' schemes.
Which? reported that it is not a recent occurance that online retailers have charged high credit rates. This credit is quite easy to get but quite often customers do not understand the real cost of the products they are purchasing.
Better options for shoppers are interest-free credit card deals.
Homeowners aged over 55 years who are concerned about the high cost of credit and would like to know how much money the value of their property could release to increase their income, can find out by contacting therightequityrelease.co.uk for equity release advice.
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