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MINT CC - 10mth 0% + further 7mth 0%
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Clariman
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MINT have announced a new card that gives 2 bites at the 0% cherry. See the MINT website for details or the stoozing site for a brief discussion on it for stoozers and rate tarts.
Author of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk
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yep, 2 goes at getting 0% balance transfers - BUT, during the period you can get these 0% balance transfers, there is this catch:-
All we ask is a 2% handling fee for each balance transfer and cheque transaction debited to the account on or before 1 November 2006, or during January 2007.(Minimum charge £5, maximum £49.)
http://www.mint.co.uk/credit_cards01.asp?id=CREDIT_CARDS&ref=hc0 -
If I already have a RBS card - can I get a Mint one aswell? (since mint is a RBS card too)?
Thanks
DJ0 -
Hey DJ1UK,
Sadly not, I have tried this, albeit over a year ago...their rules may have changed tho..0 -
Nice! Applied just now and was accepted straight away. Anyone know if Mint tend to be generous or otherwise with credit limits? I have to wait to get the card to find out.0
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DJ1UK wrote:If I already have a RBS card - can I get a Mint one aswell? (since mint is a RBS card too)?
Thanks
DJ
This is on the website: Please note: Balance Transfers from other MINT and other Royal Bank of Scotland Group Card accounts are not permitted. Existing cardholders are not eligible for these offers0 -
Anyone know how soon after closing a Mint card account one can re-apply and qualify for 'new customer' offers?0
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Mr_Pink wrote:Anyone know how soon after closing a Mint card account one can re-apply and qualify for 'new customer' offers?0
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Just gone to check on my Mint card status and noticed they've got a promotion on front page.
http://www.mint.co.uk/default.aspBe clever, restore the clever-dumb balance with a MINT card. You get 0% on purchases & balance transfers until November 2006. And then, as a thank you for being with us, you’ll get a further 0% until 1 July 2007 on new balance transfers debited to your account in January 2007.*Impress people with your MINT card. It's got all the usual features of a more familiar credit card, plus a load more - just because that's how we do things.
How does this sound? 0% until 1 November 2006 on purchases, balance transfers AND cheque transactions. After this,we'll give you a rate of just 14.1% p.a. (variable). Then as a thank you for just being with us, you'll get a further 0% until 1st July 2007 on balance transfers & cheques transactions debited to your account during January 2007. All we ask is a 2% handling fee for each balance transfer and cheque transaction debited to the account on or before 1 November 2006, or during January 2007.(Minimum charge £5, maximum £49.)
0% on balance transfers fixed until 1 November 2006
0% on purchases fixed until 1 November 2006
A very attractive typical 14.9% APR (variable)
Sounds a decent deal to me.
May be worth giving them a call to see what they can do for an existing customer.
W1zz0 -
cheers W1zz I'm looking for a good stooze card will give it a go.0
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Launched last Thursday. Already being discussed here...
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1275370
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