I would like to pay my school fees using my credit card but my credit card limit is $8K. Can I actually pay the full amount in a few installment using my credit card? ?

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Kelly Trinh

03 Dec 2019

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

You can prefund the credit card (transfer money from bank account despite having no balance) - that will allow pay through something higher than normal credit limit.

Conceptually this allows you to pay any amount.

I have once seen a bank have a rule that says rewards in 1 monthly cycle limited to the credit limit which defeats the purpose.

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Yong Kah Hwee

23 Sep 2018

Not sure why you'd want to pay using your credit card. Credit card interests are MUCH higher than if you were to take loans!

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Jay Liu

21 Sep 2018

Accounting and Finance at ACCA

How about work part time while studying to minimise the loan repayment and interest. Been working si...

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