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Stooze to bank account
Hello. Been offered from Barclaycard Bank transfers - fee 1.9% until next year. So transfer what I have on my BC which is around 1500 to Nationwide where I get 5% per month. Good idea? Does this has any affect on your credit score? Thank you :-)
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Stooze transfer issue
Hi, I have two stooze credit cards. One is a Barclaycard with a balance of £8,000 and the other is an M&S card with a balance of £5k. The M&S 0% offer ends in January 2014 and the Barclaycard offer ends in February 2014. Last night I decided I would try and transfer the M&S balance to a Lloyds 24 months 0% interest deal.…
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Lloyds Fob Off
As a serious stoozer of many years I took out the Lloyds 0% balance transfer for 15 months on 15 Oct 12 on a 1.5% fee as a no brainer as we recently, as a household, would make just less than 5% on Nationwide Flex for a non taxpayer. My Oct 13 statement said 0% interest for the next month, as expected. However just got my…
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Stoozing for a house purchase... possible?
Are cards still available where you can get a large cash sum up front for 12 to 18 months interest free (are these Super Balance Transfer cards?), or don't they exist any more? I had a look here, but the credit limits listed are very low or they have high "handling fees":…
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Tesco rip off
ALMOST £60 more in Tesco. IRON in Tesco - £238.00 Tefal GV9461 Protect Autoclean Steam Gen Exactly the same iron at Amazon - £179.99 The most senior person I could speak to at Tesco said that they don't do price matches. So much for Every Penny Helps.
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any way to fast stooze into a mortgage...?
Stupid question perhaps and I'm guessing "just slow stooze it" is the right answer, but I was wondering if anyone had managed to convince Britannia/Co-op to take a lump sum overpayment from a credit card, and have it show as a purchase on the cc statement? That 16 month 0% card with Tesco looks like a bit of a winner,…
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Transferring within cards
I have a balance on my card of around the £1000 mark, which varies around this near enough. I am out of interest free period but don't want to change cards at the moment as we are going to re-do our mortgage and don't want to have anything affect our credit score before this is done. My current card issuer has an offer of…
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opening a 2nd card with the same bank for stoozing?
Hi people, I have a barclaycard which I was using for stoozing some time back - the interest free has run out and I have paid it off & put the direct debit to pay in full per month because I like the ability to use it for wireless payments... However, just looked to see if I can get another 0% card in conjunction with my…
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Stoozing from my CC
Hello all, Yesterday I received a letter from my credit card (Barclaycard) offering me a 90% money transfer of my credit limit to my current account, minus any outstanding balances on my CC (£6000 credit limit). This is at 0% until May 2014, with 1.9% fee. This got me wondering whether I could make some profit by stoozing…
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Positive CC balance
Just want to run this past someone to make sure it’s possible before I proceed. I have a Santander 123 account and a Natwest credit card with £4000 available, together with 27 months 0% on balance transfers. I called them to see if they could transfer the balance into my Santander account but the operative told me it would…
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Lloyds 1.5% or is it 3%?
I just cannot find anything on the Lloyds application forms to confirm that the 3% transfer fee will be reduced to 1.5% as it says in the newsletter/email. Can anyone find it? jaylo
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virgin balance transfer
I have applied for a Halifax credit account purely to transfer the valance from my virgin card..I have received the Halifax card only to be told they dont do balance transfers from virgin! I have a capital one card I use and clear each month.should I transfer the virgin to that then transfer that to the halifax???
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Freedom Reward Cards
Thinking about changing my Barclaycard for one of these. Does anyone have any opinion on them? They have a deal on that if you spend £300 in first 3 months you get £30 of vouchers. Plan would be to use it instead of debit card for groceries- paying balance in full.
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is it worth my while to stooze
hello i have been i regular viewer on this site but this is my first post i have recently become very money wise mainly thanks to this site ,opening new accounts and switching existing ones to earn more money, my question is i have a mortgage with a good rate of 1%(luck i know) i can borrow back on this mortgage at the…
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Tesco credit card
i have just applied for the tesco credit card as apparently you can transfer points from Tesco C Card to Avios as and when you choose.
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Vodafone very unhappy customer
Need advise re new mobile obtained on contract.Not sure length of contract as advised verbally when speaking to the vodafone team in August. I did not write this down and cannot find details of the length of contract in the agreement emailed to me-this just states for the minimum period. Mobile delivered 5/8/13 and I pay…
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Malcyt
Virgin credit card wine offerOn 26 August,2013,MSE. E-mail newsletter gave details about the offer of a free case of wine to anybody successfully applying for a Virgin credit card.I did this only to be informed by Virgin some time later when I enquiries about delivery that the offer had actually terminated on 23…
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double booked edinburgh fringe tickets. no refund or exchange
went on the edfringe.com website to purchase 2 tickets. I had bought 2 tickets numerous times in the previous 4 days without any problems. however on this particular occasion after entering all the card details - when i clicked on the final payment button - rather than getting a successful payment confirmation screen with…
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June offer: Natwest, Mint (probably Tesco & RBS too)
I get these letters incessantly - 12 months for balance transfers with 4% fee. This month it has changed to include 'money transfers' [aka 'Super Balance Transfer'] also at 0% and the fee has reduced to 3% Nothing special with interest rates so low, but this is welcome.
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Extended Balance Transfer
My balance transfer will come to an end in January. I then intend to move the remaining balance to another 0% card if possible, however I was wondering why none of the lenders offer to extend your current 0% period and charge you the fee again on the remaining balance? I am aware they wish to charge you interest at the end…
