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Two balance transfer questions

Watson
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in Credit cards
My apologies if the answers to these two rather basic questions appear elsewhere on the site, but I've had a look around and can't see them anywhere.
I've just made a £4000 balance transfer from one card to another. I notice that the debit has appeared on one card, but the credit has not yet appeared on the other: does this mean that I'm effectively paying interest on the £4000 twice over, even if only for a very short time?
When the credit does eventually appear on the other card, will I still need to make this month's monthly payment (due in about a week)? Or does the credit count as a regular payment, even though it was not I who made it?
Many thanks in advance.
Watson
I've just made a £4000 balance transfer from one card to another. I notice that the debit has appeared on one card, but the credit has not yet appeared on the other: does this mean that I'm effectively paying interest on the £4000 twice over, even if only for a very short time?
When the credit does eventually appear on the other card, will I still need to make this month's monthly payment (due in about a week)? Or does the credit count as a regular payment, even though it was not I who made it?
Many thanks in advance.
Watson
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Watson wrote:...I've just made a £4000 balance transfer from one card to another. I notice that the debit has appeared on one card, but the credit has not yet appeared on the other: does this mean that I'm effectively paying interest on the £4000 twice over, even if only for a very short time?When the credit does eventually appear on the other card, will I still need to make this month's monthly payment (due in about a week)? Or does the credit count as a regular payment, even though it was not I who made it?0
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Grumbler, many thanks for the reply and the information. Much appreciated.
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