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Tips for a £4k 0% transfer deal on credit card

lennykravitz
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Credit cards
Wondering if anyone can suggest where I'm likely to get a 0% deal to transfer £4k from an existing credit card which is costing me lots!?
I earn £47k, have one £20k loan half-way through the 5-year repayment period and have a good credit rating. Most credit card companies say the credit limit will be around £1200, but I would like to transfer all my outstanding balance.
Any advice will be most gratefully received.
I earn £47k, have one £20k loan half-way through the 5-year repayment period and have a good credit rating. Most credit card companies say the credit limit will be around £1200, but I would like to transfer all my outstanding balance.
Any advice will be most gratefully received.
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Ive just moved my balance to Barclaycard, 22 months % pretty straightforward, the credit limit i was given was £3900, so i assume you would be able to transfer your 4k no problem.......:)0
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lennykravitz wrote: ». Most credit card companies say the credit limit will be around £1200, but I would like to transfer all my outstanding balance.
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Where are you reading the £1200 figure - this is the figure typically used in the summary box to illustrate the price of using a card - its not an indication of the limit you or anyone who get.
Barclaycard and Virgin seem to be amongst the more generous limits for quite a lot of people, who is your existing card with?A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
Thanks, I'll give them a try. My current card was a Mint card which was then taken over by RBS. I've had it for about 8 years, I think and used it over the last year whilst on a sabbatical. Now I need to pay it all off!0
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