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Easiest Card to Apply for 0%
Hi there I'm looking to apply for another credit to stooze (i think thats how its spelt) on with the ol' 0%. but i really dont want to just keep appling for cards left right and centre and damage my credit score, esp with the credit cruch and me looking to buy a house, i dont want to harm it. I already have 2 0% im doing…
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credit cards
I need to consolidate one card which i have 3800 on but have had interest stopped for few months would i still be able to transfer to my capitol one but have only a 1000 pound credit limit.:eek:
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abbey zero card - get one, get another one free !!
i recently applied for and recieved by abbey zero, and was given a nice £9.2K limit, which i duly called them to set up my BT's immediately and am happy as larry. then a few days later i got a letter with the signature form again asking me to sign to complete the application. Having already done this once and got my card i…
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Stoozing Advice Please!
Hi All, Been reading with interest the threads on stoozing and like the idea of it! The advice I am seeking is this....I am considering doing the stooze, but instead of putting the money in a savings account, I was considering investing the money in shares via HoodlessBrennan. I regularly monitor a couple of shares I have…
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Interest charged
Hi all, I've been "stoozing" using borrowed money from Virgin Atlantic MBNA credit card. Everything seemed to go perfectly when just one month before the end of the investment, I made a transaction on the card which made me go over the credit limit for a couple of days (I bought a damn seasonal train ticket!). Virgin…
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Any chance with Mint?
Hi, just cleared my balance on 0% deal with Mint in December. Do you think they'll give me another 0% if I ring? I've an 11k limit on this card so it would be nice to get an extension. Or is it better to wait a while? Don't want to blow my chances by ringing and asking too soon :cool: Did a search here and on google but…
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Fastest no fee application and Balance transfer
Which is the fastest card to apply for to get a no fee balance transfer Abbey Zero, Icici or Ulster bank Cheers
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RBS question
We recently contacted Royal Bank of Scotland as we intended to use our new 0% on balance transfers deal Barclaycard to clear the RBS card. They informed us that they do not accept payments from other credit cards only credit cards. Has anyone else had this problem? Im concerned that this will present problems with other…
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Egg Money - Saving cashback
I seem to remember that in certain circumstances (if you were lucky) that you got cashback if you transferred money from EM to ES. I have a BT on its way to EM soon. I wanted to try this myself, but. I cannot see within the admin pages how to do said transfer. I payed money into ES with my HSBC account and have paid money…
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my delima
hi, i am a 24year lady that just had a baby. i work for a bank and in the last few yrs i got myself into credit cards and loans debts. i know you would say hey you should know better but it all started before working in the bank. my maternity allowance is about to stop and i have got 5credit cards amounting to 25,000…
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Broken TV sent through ebay
I sent a portable tv through clickaparce it arrived with the screen smashed, I sold the tv through ebay. It was in full working order when it left me, I phoned the courier who said it is not insured, (I should have read the 'small print') Does anyone know if this will be insured through paypal? I symathise with the…
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Cashback and cancelled card
Stupidly i accidentally left my cap 1 cashback card in a shop the other day whilst out in the mayhem we call xmas shopping and ive had to cancel my card although i did get my card back we didint want to take the chance of the card being cloned. We have about £130 cashback due to us within the next few weeks but will this…
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New Barclaycard Applications - BT warning
Hi all Recently we picked up a 0% over 9 months Barclaycard with a credit limit of £5,600 which we intended to use as a slow stooze card. First statement arrived last week and I paid the minimum. Today a letter (dated same day as the statement!) arrived advising me that the credit limit was reduced to £560 (!!!!) (read…
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Negotiating the 3 % fee?
Anyone had any luck with negotiating down the BT on large balance transfers. I'm thinking specifically of transfering to a Virgin/MBNA card with 0% period. Experiences/advice appreciated.
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Stoozer of the Year Awards 2008
The STOTYs nominations are in and you can now vote for your favourite stoozer on the Official Stoozing Website (no need to register to vote). Details here. Clariman
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economy 7
Hi have just found out that it cost me £140.00 a year more to be on economy 7 than if I came off it, needless to say I have come off it, I have been on it for 20 years so lost a lot of money, the only way you can be better off is if you are all ellectric and even thats doutfull so check your figures.
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Continued stoozing good for the banks?
With the latest interest rate cut it does look quite bad for the future of stoozing as it is now going to be difficult for people to make a profit. Smaller stoozers shouldn't have a problem for another year as alongside ISAs it should be possible to get 1 year fixed rate current accounts (A+L and Abbey having the highest…
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Missed Payment
I was one day late paying my Virgin Card bill :mad: They have already added a late payment fee of £12, will they now start adding interest on the whole balance? And if so, what's the best option to minimise fees? Pay off the full balance immediately? It's not too bad as it only had a couple more months to go anyway, so…
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Can you stooze with cash-back cards?
I just wanted to know whether it was possible (or legal, even) to 'stooze' with cash-back cards? The idea is that I setup a DD to pay off the balance in full each month, but I put the money directly into my One Account. That way, I'll be saving on interest, and earning a bit of money on cash-back; so its kind of like a…
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New stoozer weighing up whether to go for it
Hi guys, I've always been aware of stoozing, but never gave it a go. Just trying to decide now if its worth putting the effort into. Can you give me an idea of how much a couple with good credit histroy could expect to make/save in 2009 if you really went for it? Also how much time would you expect to it to take to achieve…
