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MBNA affiliated cards.. Virgin/A&L etc..

Hi everybody..

Does anybody have all these cards at the same time?Since they are all administered by MBNA, MBNA may be reluctant to approve all these cards to the same person? I might be wrong but just being curios?

Comments

  • I don't personally but there are other posters here that definitely have several MBNA cards at the same time.

    I believe that MBNA come up with an overall credit limit across all the MBNA-related cards and you can distribute this limit across each of the cards accordingly.

    For instance, let's say that you have a Virgin card with a £10,000 limit where the 0% deal has just expired. You then decide to apply for a A&L card but MBNA offer you just a £1000 limit. I believe that it is possible to reduce the limit on the Virgin card to, say, £1000 and increase the A&L limit to £10,000 - giving you another £10,000 to BT.
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  • Smitty
    Smitty Posts: 341 Forumite
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    Yes this is how it worked in my experience
  • How come you only have to repay 0.2% of the balance each month instead of the usual 2%? I have an abbey card but I assume it is the same for all their other cards...

    TIA
  • MBNA (cards) during any promotional period only ask for payment of the montly interest +£5 as the minimum monthly payment.
    Regards

    Mark
  • Thanks for your reply to my first ever post. Didn't realise that was the deal - the repayments did seem quite low!
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