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Mule Wanted
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King_Weasel
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Now Barclaycard (Egg) seems to be a dead mule, are there any alternatives? I've heard that NatWest still permit transfers to a current a/c. Is there a charge for this (assuming a positive balance of course)?
The only alternative to this that I can see is the cumbersome process of transferring to a card like Santander Zero and withdrawing the cash each day (no charge with Zero, I believe). (Not sure what their daily limit is.)
Suggestions welcome, especially tried and tested ones.
The only alternative to this that I can see is the cumbersome process of transferring to a card like Santander Zero and withdrawing the cash each day (no charge with Zero, I believe). (Not sure what their daily limit is.)
Suggestions welcome, especially tried and tested ones.
However hard up you are, never accept loans from your friends. Just gifts
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Credit union is an option, see my previous post here.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3241072=0 -
how about using paypal for a funds transfer as a "gift"?We need the earth for food, water, and shelter.
The earth needs us for nothing.
The earth does not belong to us.
We belong to the Earth0 -
Metro Bank credit card is currently 0% including cash withdrawals until Sept 2012.0
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I can't help, but I would be interested in any ideas too
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Lloyds TSB I'm always getting BT offers to c/account although with a 3%fee
Coop clear credit card free cash withdrawls
Neither good for what your looking forCan I find out my credit score?You do not have a single credit score or rating. Different organisations take different information into account when working out your credit score and may have different scores for different products. (Kindly from Experian)0
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