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Unoffical Existing Customer Balance Transfers
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The letter says 5.94% life of balance and until 31st December in which to do the transfers - which is rather generous of them. Don't think they currently charge a BT fee either. Min payment is 3% [rather than 2%] of reducing balance......under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0
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Morninig all,
On Friday i cleared my mbna account,so thinking i would try my luck called them this am,i got 0.9% for 6 mths with a transfer fee of £50.Not bad for the price of a free phone call :-)0 -
morgan stanley can go to 1.9% for 5 months + no fee if you insist
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with all my 0% with mbna i have been charged £50 tops. and thats transfering 4K#113 12K in 2020 Challenge #113 £17,103/£12,000 £150000
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I got a bt offer from Capital One. 5.94% plus 2% fee so on a 5k transfer that's £100. Not great I don't think?0
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Hi,
Citi card has offered me,(an existing customer) 4.9% Life of Balance Transfer with no transfer fee. There is a Limit of £3,600 transfer.
Regards,
George
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got 2.9% for 6 months, £50 fee - not great but not bad0
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I still can't get MBNA to go lower than 4.9% for 6 months with a £50 balance transfer fee. What am I doing wrong? My balance with them is now clear, it is even in credit by a few pounds as I know there would have been a bit of interest to pay.
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I just got offered a £9100 transfer of 0.9% for 6 months with a £50 fee from MBNA.0
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Offered £9000 @ 1.9% 6mth £75 fee0
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