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£5,000 to invest for 6 months
My credit card company has offered me £5K on 0% interest until October 2006. Has anyone any suggestions on the best way to invest this to earn the maximum interest. I obviously don't want to take any risks with the 5 grand investment.
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Free 7,000 Nectar Points Offer - When you get a nectar credit card
Hi All i have just found this link. if you apply for a nectar credit card, you get an amazing 7,000 points. However, you have to grab it quick if you want it as the closing date is 30th April http://www.nectar.com/dynamic/estoresCampaigns/amex-april?gid=16258324 Regards Sand Man :money:
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Pre-Paid Cards?
Hey I have bad credit, where can i get those pre-paid cards? Where i put money into the account and then can use it as a credit card? Pros? Cons? Thanks Matt :beer:
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Big debt and no way to pay
A friend of mine (no, really) has allowed a debt of over £10,000 to pile up on her credit card over the last few years. She left home to study and has a part-time job but, of course, there's still a gap between income and out-goings. (So much for free education!) Obviously a credit card was totally the wrong way to go but…
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Scottish Widows card to be withdrawn
From 24th May 2006: Just had a notice that they are withdrawing from this brand of card and issuing replacement LTSB cards with same credit limits. If you have the card and don't want a replacement you must contact them in the next four weeks. (Some people might not want it, I suppose) Presumably this is just brand…
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capital one question
Hi all, got a quick one hopefully someone can answer for me: My wife has a Capital one card - fixed at 4.9% for the life of the balance which 1s £1100 We want to take advantage of the new deal they have - 0% untill end of 2008 (or whatever it was on the advert) We would have paid it all off by then, but can i get the card…
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Does anyone know a good credit card with 0% for as long as possible?
Hi, I've just bought my first house but literally every penny I had almost, went on my 10% deposit and fee's. Unfortunately, the house is a mess and desperately needs a kitchen, carpets and curtains at the very least. Can anyone recommend a credit card with a long interest free period? It doesn't matter what the rate is…
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Is this theft?
Hi all, This is my first post and a little help would be most appreciated. Last week, I booked a holiday on line, selected the "pay deposit only" option and provided my debit card details. The next day, while attempting to draw out some cash from my account, I discovered to my horror that the travel agents had actually…
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0% credit card for purchases? help!!
i wanted a loan and applied for a sainsburys card,0 % for 10 months,i thought i could purchase my goods, say £300, set up a direct debit for £30 a month,ten months,no interest,jobs a good 'un.However when i read the credit agreement,it says that it is interest free "if the balance is paid off IN FULL every month" so to me…
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Advice: Current 0% Balance Transfer No Fee Cards?
Does anyone know of any cards currently offering 0% transfer no fee cards? Cheers
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Can I transfer an overdraft onto a credit card
Hi, I have been looking at the new deals with 0% balance transfers. Could I transfer my overdrfat onto one of these cards, or are they only for excisting credit cards? Thanks
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PAYPAL CREDIT CARD 6 months 0% balance transfer NO FEE
Here is the link http://www.paypalcreditcard.co.uk/ Cannot see this previously on this board. Sorry if I have put it in the wrong place Hope it helps
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PAYPAL CREDIT CARD 6 months 0% bakance transfer NO FEE
Here is the link http://www.paypalcreditcard.co.uk/ Cannot see this previously on this board. Sorry if I have put it in the wrong place Hope it helps
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Using Credit Card On Paypal? Or Ebay?
Can I use my barclaycard to pay money into my current account by using the above methods, for a couple of months till I pay it off? It saves me paying 21.9% on a cash advance and paying 11.9 instead. Any thoughts appreciated.
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Excellent credit rating but Morgan Stanley refused me
After reading posts here and Martin's book, I piped up for a new credit card with Morgan Stanley as I liked the fact I'd get cashback. I have been with First Direct credit card for a while (switching between their gold/normal card once) and before I applied for the MS one I checked my credit rating with Experian and it was…
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Marbles rise my APR
I just got a letter with my last Marbles statement telling me that my Annual Interest Rate for balances transfers and purchases will rise from 9.9% to 12.9%. When I got my Marbles credit card, it was at 7.9%, then 9.9%, now it will be at 12.9%. Is it a general trend in the credit card business to rise the APRs or is it…
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Cancelling a credit card
Just a quick question, whats the easiest/quickest way to cancel a credit card account. I have a Lloyds TSB Advance card which I balance transfered a debt onto for a %0 interest rate. Now i've paid that amount off I have no reason to have this card anymore, especially as it has reverted back to its usuall interest rate. I…
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Lloyds TSB Credit card
A warning for branch applicants of this card When I applied for this a few months back there was no transfer fee for this card when applied in a branch, this was confirmed by the bank when I specifically asked. This rule has now been recently changed and Lloyds TSB now charges a 2% transfer fee (I am not sure if this…
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HSBC credit card introducing transfer fee
Hi all, I have read Martins recommendations on "tarting" to avoid interest payments on credit cards, and chose an HSBC card as my first, as they offered 6 months interest free on balance transfers and new purchases. However, along with my shiney new card came a leaflet outlining changes to their terms and conditions, which…
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what are sainsburys playing at ?
Last week I applied online for the Standard credit card from sainsburys with the 12months 0%. This morning i got a letter saying my new card is ready, reply today -signing the form etc. However it says this card is no longer available but after assessing my info we can offer you the sainsburys bank visa card with a typical…
