Thank you , I was not aware of this upper limit. Apologies to all who may have read my previous post
To be fair, I'm usually pretty hot on knowing that sort of thing, have claimed a good few grand in the past (almost £5k from Thomas Cook in 2019), have put over £20k of travel in a single transaction on a card for protection in the past and I only came across the £30k limit recently.
Having £25k hanging on a holiday which has been cancelled twice, i was a little concerned at your post but I am hopefully safe. Thanks for the tip!
Hopefully a decent card issuer. My top tip for big transactions like that would always be AMEX - the old Platinum chargecard was excellent with no (official) spend limit.
Amex, they asre not exactly cheap!!!
The fee has gone up a bit since I had mine - it's over £500 a year I think now which is probably too much. I was making a huge use of the airport lounge access though (probably 100+ times a year), which made it acceptable. Add in the worldwide travel insurance (very good coverage) for card holder, supplementary card holders and families (probably about 20 people for me) and it was a no brainer. I was quite delighted when my case was delayed 24 hours at the start of a ski trip as AMEX paid for new gear for my wife with no quibble.
If the bill had a business name on it the credit card doesn’t mean crap as it’s a business to business transaction and the consumer credit act doesn’t cover it.
It’s fine for sole traders and partnerships, apparently, just not for Ltd Co businesses.
Milk is up to 47 days or as low as 17.
Finance could be a useful tool here.
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Mine was too,two months before invoice came..
Yes you are correct .Hughes who owned red rock went bust and then started up newrock
The £30k imported machine is being delivered to your yard, and not behind the padlocked dealer gates?
