What is EPP? \x0d\EPP is Easy Payment Plans, also called Flexi-Plans or \x0d\Zero Interest Instalment Plans (ZIIP). \x0d\To put it simply, swipe your card to make purchases, with no interest payment and a fixed repayment. \x0d\What we are talking about now is not about swiping credit cards for purchases, but what EPP can do for you?\x0d\1) What benefits does it have for those with credit card debt? \x0d\Did you know that you can transfer your credit card debt balance to EPP and enjoy 0% interest on repayment? \x0d\In this way, the original 17.5% annual interest rate can be reduced to 6.3%, and the annual interest rate can be saved up to 11.7%. \x0d\After transferring to EPP, there will no longer be any outstanding balance, and there is no need to pay 17.5% annual interest, nor do you need to pay the minimum monthly payment of 5%. \x0d\ Instead, you only need to amortize the EPP fixed amount every month to the original amount. Some original bank and credit card numbers. \x0d\2) Easily withdraw cash by swiping your card\x0d\ As long as your credit card has an "usable limit", you can easily withdraw cash by swiping your card and it will be automatically transferred to EPP. \x0d\ Likewise, the fixed monthly EPP repayment will be returned to the original Bank and credit card numbers. \x0d\The current lowest EPP annual interest rate is 6.3%, which saves more than loan interest rates. \x0d\\x0d\ Internally called EPPC, it is similar to a small loan, repaid in installments, and has a certain handling fee.