The Best Balance Transfers article discussion area

cassandra63

I have mentioned this elsewhere on the Credit Card forum, but as I'm new I think it may be in the wrong place.
http://www.tescofinance.com/personal/finance/finance/creditcards/index.jsp
The above link takes you to Tesco Finance who are offering
0% on balance transfers for 9 months (2% fee)

0% on non-Tesco purchases for 9 months

Typical 16.9% APR variable
and 0% for a year on Tesco products.
I don't know if that includes financial services such as insurance etc, but it may be worth finding out.

Tibbyterrier

I have just received my M7S card .Is it possible to transfer my Cahoot flexible loan to it to take advantage of the 3.95 interest rate? Could anyone help please.

BullyCornedBeef

I hope that if you are considering a 0% balance transfer look at the latest NatWest deal.:beer:

Stilojon

Hi all.

I have a tesco credit card, and my 9 months 0% apr has just expired therefore I need to move it asap.

Whats the best credit card I should be moving to???

m1tchm8

Does anyone know how to set-up the £1 subscription service in Paypal, unfortunatley mine has been cancelled and I can't find to set it back up again!! This is for spending £1/month as a minimum spend on the Barclaycard.

Cheers

Colin

rp5017

Does anybody know the minimum monthly repayment percentage on the M&S card please.

Thanks

Careful_ly

rp5017 wrote:

Does anybody know the minimum monthly repayment percentage on the M&S card please.

Thanks

:beer: 3% :beer:

ramellous1

I recently asked on here is I could BT froa BO Scotland card to the Smart card which is also BOS. The answer was no, so I applied for the Ulster card. I did not realise this was also owned by BOS but they did the transfer. I also asked for the credit limit to be raised and they did albeit only by £500.

So BoS to BoS is a go!!

talkshop

I have just transferred from ended 0% Halifax card to an old Alliance & Leicester Diamond Card for another 12 months at 0% with 2.25% transfer fee. Got the offer by post.

Can't believe my luck. :beer:

My original CC debt was about £8,000 and have now got it down to £1,500.

Happy days are here again.

My secret was to only buy what I can afford to pay back in cash.

wannabeexpert

Hi.This might be a very simple question to a regular user, but I was wondering if i can BT to my current account and use the money that way.

You see, I have the MS credit card and it is no longer interest free to purchase but I have been given a further 6 months of free blanace transfer.

If I can BT to my current accoutn, my worries are sorted as I can afford to sort out things with 2 mortgages until I receive expected funds

Thanks