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overdraught transfer
stinashoez
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is there any way i can transfer my 2500 overdraught onto a 0% credit card or similar
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Hi Stina,
Welcome to the forum, not sure about that one, it's usually transfering a balance from one credit card to another!
I'm sure someone else will have more info than me.
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thanks linda0
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You need to get a card that allows Super Balance Transfers (SBT)... I use an Egg Card but i think there are maybe a couple of others that allow it. Your credit limit would obviously depend on your situtaion when you applied. Unfortunately the SBT link isnt working at the moment but there if you read through Martin's credit card section there are links there somewhere I think.
might be worth askling in the Credit Card forum.0 -
Hi Stina,
That's exactly what I wanted to do but didn't think I could! Just typed in Super Balance Transfers into google and got a site telling you all about them.Egg seems to be the best one - I'm on the case to get one!!
Thanks for asking the question in the first place!
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MBNA are good for that..you can tranfer 95% off your available balance into your current account0
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taxi73 wrote:MBNA are good for that..you can tranfer 95% off your available balance into your current account
My A&L Credit Card (via MBNA) allows me to transfer money in to my A&L Current Account. I guess it may be limited to 95% so you don't get close to your limit once the 2.25% fee is added.0
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