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Balance Transfer question
Mr_Bungle_2
Posts: 9 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi,
I need to do a balance transfer of approx 5k and was wondering if anyone knows of any lenders who can do this in 1 go for someone earning between £20-£25k and has a good credit rating.
I don't want to apply and be accepted for a card with only say a 3k limit and having to juggle between 2 cards. I want it all on one.
There is no other debt besides this card.
Thanks
I need to do a balance transfer of approx 5k and was wondering if anyone knows of any lenders who can do this in 1 go for someone earning between £20-£25k and has a good credit rating.
I don't want to apply and be accepted for a card with only say a 3k limit and having to juggle between 2 cards. I want it all on one.
There is no other debt besides this card.
Thanks
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How much do you owe in total and what are the total limits of all your cards added together?Cashback Earned ¦ Nectar Points £68 ¦ Natoinwide Select £62 ¦ Aqua Reward £100 ¦ Amex Platinum £48
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1 card only, limit is about £6250 and I have about £5200 on it. No other debts.0
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bizarre
you would rather pay interest on your debt than handle two payments a month? (maybe consider the benefits of DDs)0 -
bizarre
you would rather pay interest on your debt than handle two payments a month? (maybe consider the benefits of DDs)
I'm guessing that the author is approaching the end of an "interest free" period and is looking to pay a Balance Transfer Fee on a new card in preference to a hefty APR.
This kind of credit limit is possible with a good rating (try RBS or Virgin) but much will depend on your disposable income (how well placed you are to service the minimum monthly repayment.0
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