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I read the latest article on the above and as a result started to apply for the Barclaycard Platinum Offer of 15 months 0%.
However, before submiting noticed in the T&C's that you must pay a minimum each month of 2.25 of the balance outstanding.
As an existing Virgin customer (which the aticle targets) this would mean that anyone with a £10k balance would have to pay £225 per month instead of the existing £25 per month.I think this should be pointed out.
Of the alternatives shown is there anyone charging less than this minimum payment?
However, before submiting noticed in the T&C's that you must pay a minimum each month of 2.25 of the balance outstanding.
As an existing Virgin customer (which the aticle targets) this would mean that anyone with a £10k balance would have to pay £225 per month instead of the existing £25 per month.I think this should be pointed out.
Of the alternatives shown is there anyone charging less than this minimum payment?
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I read the latest article on the above and as a result started to apply for the Barclaycard Platinum Offer of 15 months 0%.
However, before submiting noticed in the T&C's that you must pay a minimum each month of 2.25 of the balance outstanding.
As an existing Virgin customer (which the aticle targets) this would mean that anyone with a £10k balance would have to pay £225 per month instead of the existing £25 per month.I think this should be pointed out.
Of the alternatives shown is there anyone charging less than this minimum payment?
T&C on Virgin were changed a long time ago - the minimum is now 1% or £25 whichever is greater. When I first got a Virgin card it was the lesser of 1% or £25 but not been that for a while.
http://uk.virginmoney.com/virgin/credit-cards-v3/popup/summary.jsp
List of 0% cards on the stoozing site with minimums shown, you can sort the table by minimum amount to see who lets you pay what.
http://www.stoozing.com/0fees.php
And isn't the maximum 0% deal Barclaycard deal still capped at £5k, and anything over this amount charged at their standard rates, so 10K isn't a realistic BT for a stoozer."A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0
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