Are there any 0% credit cards (Transfers) WITHOUT the 2% handling fee at the moment?

King_Of_Fools

pec1960 wrote:

All Of The Hbos Charity Cards Charge A 2% Fee!!!!
I Am Still Waiting For Martin To Clarify My Nspcc Card-my Agreement States I Will Be Charged Despite All It Says On This Site!!!!

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=177855

King_Of_Fools

lenny007 wrote:

Try the amazon.co.uk card (it's through the Halifax). 0% on BT and purchases for 6 months and no BT fees.

Just got one myself and i've also go online monitoring of the account.

And no, i don't work for them or have any link to them (other than my debt!!!)

This is now changed:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=173194

The Amazon website says:
Great rates
- 0% for 9 months on balance transfers (up to 2% balance transfer fee)
- 0% for 6 months on purchases

amy21_2

ltsb if u apply b4 11april(see my previous thread)

wolfy33

Just found this review on the GM credit card it offers 0% for both Balance transfers and purchase for the first five months and their summer box says a fee of 2% of the amount of each Balance Transfer (minimum £5, maximum £50, no fee will be charged during your five month introductory period) and it gives you 56 days intrest free

researcher

frogboy wrote:

Thanks for the advice. I've applied for an NSPCC card, but don't know if I have been accepted yet. I hope it's true and it has no BT fee. How long does it take to find out if you have been accepted? QUOTE]

I received an acceptance letter with 3 days - and the BT was done in 10 days.

monstereyebrows

On the NSPCC and guide dogs for blind there is a summary box which says " 2% BT fee on promtional rates except introductory offer".

Does anyone know if this is an introductory offer therefore not attracting a 2% fee?

researcher

monstereyebrows wrote:

On the NSPCC and guide dogs for blind there is a summary box which says " 2% BT fee on promtional rates except introductory offer".

Does anyone know if this is an introductory offer therefore not attracting a 2% fee?

Yes that's correct

hilary1

Can you BT into a bank wih the BT no fee cards?


if not how do I get the money into the bank. i've got an egg card but the limit is only £1000 and I generally use it for purchases anyway. Plus my aniversary is coming up in june.

YorkshireBoy

hilary1 wrote:

Can you BT into a bank wih the BT no fee cards?

No

if not how do I get the money into the bank. i've got an egg card but the limit is only £1000 and I generally use it for purchases anyway.

You could create a +ve balance on the Egg Card and then ask them to BACS transfer this +ve balance to your current account.

Plus my aniversary is coming up in june.

Are you aware that this will attract a 2.5% uncapped BT fee?

virgin_moneysaver

I just took up Amazon & Bt fee free with them yesterday