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Virgin CC balance transfer question
Bernard
Posts: 45 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi,
Just wanting confirmation that my maths and assumptions are correct.
I have a citicard with £4200 on it fixed for life of balance at 5.9%.
I pay just over £105 a month and they charge around £21 a month interest.
I am considering applying for the Virgin card which offers 16 months interest free with a 2.98% balance transfer fee.
So I will be charged 2.98% of £4200 which is £125.16
The equates to 6 months interest, which means I would get 10 months interest free saving approx £200 in interest.
Are my figures correct?
At the end of the 16 months I would look to get another 0% BT deal.
Thanks
Bernard
Just wanting confirmation that my maths and assumptions are correct.
I have a citicard with £4200 on it fixed for life of balance at 5.9%.
I pay just over £105 a month and they charge around £21 a month interest.
I am considering applying for the Virgin card which offers 16 months interest free with a 2.98% balance transfer fee.
So I will be charged 2.98% of £4200 which is £125.16
The equates to 6 months interest, which means I would get 10 months interest free saving approx £200 in interest.
Are my figures correct?
At the end of the 16 months I would look to get another 0% BT deal.
Thanks
Bernard
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Comments
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Yup that looks abuot right but remember that at the end of the 0% deal there is no guarantee you will be able to get a 0% deal. You could end up on the normal rate which will be considerably higher.0
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Thanks latecomer for your reply. Your comment about future 0% deals has been taken on board.0
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just got a virgin card myself, so thats number 24 (between me and wifey ) at 0 % :rotfl:living on the "edge"0
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