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Help, Can't get another 0% BT
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niraig
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in Credit cards
Hi,
I am looking for a bit of help. Hope I'm in the right place. I have two 0% on the go just now. Amazon £2300 and Natwest £2000. The Natwest is now at the end of its 6 months. It looks like I may have overdone the tarting a bit as I have now been refused by the Post Office and the Guide dogs for the blind card. Anyone have any suggestions. I have just applied for my credit rating with Experian (using their free trial). Should say that over the past 18 months have used another 2 cards for their 0% Barclaycard and Lloyds TSB. Is there any hope? or should I be looking at low interest loan now.
Cheers
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Debt £4300
Mortgage Free from February 2006
I am looking for a bit of help. Hope I'm in the right place. I have two 0% on the go just now. Amazon £2300 and Natwest £2000. The Natwest is now at the end of its 6 months. It looks like I may have overdone the tarting a bit as I have now been refused by the Post Office and the Guide dogs for the blind card. Anyone have any suggestions. I have just applied for my credit rating with Experian (using their free trial). Should say that over the past 18 months have used another 2 cards for their 0% Barclaycard and Lloyds TSB. Is there any hope? or should I be looking at low interest loan now.
Cheers
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Debt £4300
Mortgage Free from February 2006
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Make sure you close any unused credit card accounts because one thing the new card providers look at is how many credit cards you have in your name.0
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