Office Chatter - Posts tagged with credit card


Overdrafts – the crushing cost of cash By Inksmith / 13 January 2010 / Tags: small business, finance, loans, overdraft, credit card, SME, plastic, rent, mortgages, surveys 0 Comments Reply It's a sign of the times: at home and in the office it is costing more money than ever to sort out your finances and overdrafts seem to be the most expensive way to get 'help' from your bank. Read Full Post
Sign of the times By Inksmith / 17 December 2009 / Tags: cheque, small business, payment, electronic transfer, credit card, debit card 0 Comments Reply The UK Payments Council, the trade body of the clearing banks, has decided the cheque is an anachronism in an increasingly digital age, and will be phased out by 31 October 2018. Read Full Post
Please select a payment method. By Link / 22 June 2009 / Tags: credit card, invoice stationery, payment book, petty cash box, receipt book, financial document shredder, office ledger, office safe, BACS 2 Comments Reply This morning I paid my rent by a BACS transfer, bought some Xbox games from eBay with Paypal, topped up my mobile credit and Oyster card and booked tickets to the Body Worlds exhibition at the O2 bubble with my credit card. I carry no cash on me nowdays, rarely have more than a £20 note and I have never written a cheque (I’m 23). Read Full Post

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Will you be affected should the BA cabin crew strike go ahead?

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Not too fussed really

Have made alternative arrangements.

Closes 26/03/2010

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