I know this question is asked a million times but why can’t Tesco just save everyone the headache and put the expiry date of each 0%/Balance Transfer/Money Transfer rate next to each one on the monthly statement?
I got an email to say my introductory rate for ‘Balance Transfers’ is ending soon but as you can see on the attached image, does that mean my ‘0% Rates’ balance?
The reason for my confusion is that the 2 smaller amounts on my statement never seem to go away, and normally the rate closer to expiry or a rate being charged interest is the one that gets paid off first, so why are the 2 smaller amounts not coming off?
This could be all be solved if Tesco just put the dates of expiry in the statement next to each rate!!
I got an email to say my introductory rate for ‘Balance Transfers’ is ending soon but as you can see on the attached image, does that mean my ‘0% Rates’ balance?
The reason for my confusion is that the 2 smaller amounts on my statement never seem to go away, and normally the rate closer to expiry or a rate being charged interest is the one that gets paid off first, so why are the 2 smaller amounts not coming off?
This could be all be solved if Tesco just put the dates of expiry in the statement next to each rate!!
