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CHOOSE YOUR WAY TO PAY


With an options account you can get all the things you want without having to pay for them all at once. It gives you more freedom and makes shopping with us more affordable – who wouldn’t want that choice?


So take a look now at the options open to you... OPTION 1


3 MONTHS TAKE


3 PAYMENTS NO INTEREST


Spread the cost of new items over 3 months without paying interest. Just pay the Take 3 amount on your statement each month.


OPTION 2 Spread the cost with low monthly payments If you don’t want to pay your full balance each month you don’t have to. Simply choose to make at least the minimum payment of £5 or 7% whichever is the greater and spread the cost with low monthly payments. 1 month = 28 days


OPTION 3 Buy Now Pay later You can choose to buy now and pay nothing for up to 12 months and avoid paying interest by paying the full cash price before the end of the payment free period


visit www.isme.com/options-account


RepresentativeExample:Our Interest Rate andRepresentative APR is 39.7% Variable. Typical credit limit offered is £1000. The actual credit limit will depend on your personal circumstances. Other interest rates may apply to purchase over various periods.


Credit provided, subject to status, by Shop Direct Finance Company Limited. Registered office: Aintree Innovation Centre, Park Lane, Netherton, Bootle, L30 1SL. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority in respect of arranging insurance products. Goods/services provided by Shop Direct Home Shopping Limited. Registered office: First Floor, Skyways House, Speke Road, Speke, Liverpool, L70 1AB.


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