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BT to current account
sahmed_2
Posts: 27 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi,
I wanted to apply for credit card and also need to transfer the credit to my current account.
Is there any card that offer BT to current account?
Thanks
I wanted to apply for credit card and also need to transfer the credit to my current account.
Is there any card that offer BT to current account?
Thanks
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Yes.
Any of the MBNA cards (Abbey, A&L, Virgin, MBNA Platinum etc..)
Marbles
Egg (can't remember if it was Egg Card or Egg Money....i'm sure someone will clarify)0 -
I think pretty much any card will do that. I have BT'ed from an Egg Card, also a Virgin. Ring up in advance and ask.Says James, in my opinion, there's nothing in this world
Beats a '52 Vincent and a red headed girl0 -
Very few cards will do a Super BT maygar....you just have been lucky to have the cards that do

Marbles might be your best bet Sahmed. They are offering 12 months 0% BT.0 -
Not done it myself but they guys on this thread have:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2959190 -
Are you sure? Do you mean by cheque? If so, according to their summary box at least, they don't offer cheques at 0% with the introductory offer. Maybe they issue them via special promotions only - if so, this could be a wasted application.Phoenix79 wrote:Marbles
Both. Egg Card has it's own 0% rate, but also a 2.5% (S)BT fee. Egg Money, whilst being fee-free, doesn't have a 0% rate of it's own and so needs a 0% BT donor card.Egg (can't remember if it was Egg Card or Egg Money....i'm sure someone will clarify)0 -
If I get the MBNA card and transfer the credit to Egg money account and from there to my current account.
Do i still have to pay the fee?0 -
MBNA will charge you a BT fee, just like they would if you sent the money straight from MBNA to your current account.sahmed wrote:If I get the MBNA card and transfer the credit to Egg money account and from there to my current account.
Do i still have to pay the fee?
The only way to get a totally fee-free deal is to use Egg Money and one of the cards from the top of this table, such as N&P or Stroud & Swindon.
Not advice. DYOR etc.0 -
Have just done a BT from our Egg Card (not egg money, but you may be able to do that aswell) to my current account. Then transferring it to my M & S Money.
Oh, and Egg confirmed they wouldn't charge a BT fee for this transfer.0
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