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Whether you’re updating your wardrobe for Spring or giving your living room a makeover, spreading the cost with Take 3 makes it all much easier. Especially as you don’t


have to pay interest on your new stuff!


We’ve put together this handy Q&A to tell you all you need to know....


HOW DOES TAKE 3 WORK WHEN I HAVE MULTIPLE ITEMS ON MY ACCOUNT?


TAKE 3 Example


Purchase 1 £30


Purchase 2 £75


Purchase 3 £90


TAKE 3 amount


Total £10 £35


This table shows 3 purchases over a 5 month period and how the monthly TAKE 3 amount could look


Month 1


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £10


Month 2 Month 3 Month 4


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £10


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £25


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £10


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £25


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £30


£65


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £25


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £30


£55


Monthly TAKE 3 amount £30


£30 visit www.isme.com/take3 102 SPREAD THE COST OPTIONS ACCOUNT Look online for more information Month 5


WHAT IS TAKE 3? Take 3 is just one of the great payment options available from the Options Account that allows you to spread the cost of anything you buy for 3 months with no interest to pay. Buy now pay later and other promotional transactions are excluded from the Take 3 option.


HOW DOES IT WORK? It’s so easy, just add your purchase to your Options Account as normal and pay the Take 3 amount shown on your statement each month.


HOW DO I CHOOSE IT? The only choice you have to make is to pay the Take 3 amount indicated on your account statement each month.


HOW DO I KNOW HOW MUCH


TO PAY? Your statement will show a Take 3 payment amount for eligible items, you simply pay this amount until the Take 3 amount is cleared.


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