Unoffical Existing Customer Balance Transfers

infomonkey

Just been offered 0% until Nov 2011 by Virgin Money after calling them to change address. (Existing balance was 0 and has been since June)
Fee is 2.9%

Told them to call me back friday once I have completed a review of all my accounts.

fantail99

i want to tfr a balance to a new card from my egg card for £3000. i have a good credit record and good income and am a homeowner i should be able to clear balance within 9 months. which credit card should i apply for.

scott_lithgows

Offered 9 months 0% by Sygma for 3% fee with their Silver card (0 balance at moment)

Pipeliner

Barclaycard are offering 0% balance transfer for 18 months with a 3% handling fee.:j

Mandy1988

;)I have two Credit Cards, one for Virgin and the other Abbey National. Last month the 0% interest for 6 months with Virgin expired and they started hitting me with late charges etc. totaling about £80.00 in one month, I wanted to transfer Virgin's balance to my Abbey National card but I couldn't because they are both the same company i.e. MBNA.

RavingMad

Pipeliner wrote: »

Barclaycard are offering 0% balance transfer for 18 months with a 3% handling fee.:j

18 months! How did you get that? I've just had a letter offering 6 months

bookmac

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abh1

Apologies all,

I'm new to this and wanted to get some simple advice on my issue with a credit card company.

I'm with MBNA (previosuly Abbey) and have a maximum £4,000 owing on which I pay the minmum monthly amount at their highest rate. They've refused to raise the limit to £7,000 which I need to help pay legal fees for aganist the ex-wife just to get access to see my kids - I'll spare you the sad details (!)
My credit rating (Experian) has always been good and I have no other credit cards.

What's my best option to 1. Raise my credit limit and 2. utilise a cheaper BT interest rate??

Any help much appreciated

ABH1_pale_

purnimaseo

hi, thanks for the details.

sueh6

Capital One are offering 0% for 12 months - 3% fee