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Afterpay Shellharbour
Afterpay splits a bill into four payments over about six weeks. Here is how it works, what it can cost and how to ask the clinic.
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About Afterpay Shellharbour
How does Afterpay Shellharbour work for dental costs?
Afterpay is a buy now, pay later service. Afterpay pays the clinic, and you repay Afterpay in four instalments. You pay the first one when you check out. The other three come out of your linked card about every two weeks, over about six weeks.
Afterpay charges no interest when you pay on time. If you miss a payment, it can charge a late fee and stop you using Afterpay until you catch up. Afterpay says it caps late fees. It does a credit check when you sign up, and your first spending limit may be low, so a larger dental bill may not fit.
The clinic lists Afterpay as a way to pay. The clinic decides what it accepts for each treatment, so ask before you rely on it. Afterpay sets its own terms, and you can read them on its website.
Planning Your Visit
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Questions can guide your next step
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Does the whole bill fit within your Afterpay spending limit?
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Can you pay the first instalment on the day and the other three about every two weeks?
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What will you do if a payment fails and Afterpay charges a late fee?
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More about Afterpay Shellharbour
You set up an Afterpay account with a linked card. When you pay, you make the first of four instalments and Afterpay pays the clinic in full. Afterpay then takes the other three instalments from your card about every two weeks.
Read how Afterpay works on afterpay.comReady To Book A Dental Visit?
Call or book online and say what you would like help with. Ask what your visit includes and what it costs. At the visit, discuss your concerns with the dentist; you can review any proposed treatment and its costs before deciding.

