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moving overdafts on to 0%?
m4matteo
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Hi all,
Im looking at transfering a debt from a credit card and the overdrafts me and my partner have onto a 0% credit card while we pay it off.
I know I can transfer the credit card debt to another but is it actually possible to get the overdrafts onto the new card aswell some how?
thanks for your help
Im looking at transfering a debt from a credit card and the overdrafts me and my partner have onto a 0% credit card while we pay it off.
I know I can transfer the credit card debt to another but is it actually possible to get the overdrafts onto the new card aswell some how?
thanks for your help
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Yes with a card that will accept a SBT ie [STRIKE]Cap1[/STRIKE] MBNA
edit ..... why did I put Cap1 there
Never associate with idiots on their own level, because, being an intelligent man, you'll try to deal with them on their level - and on their level they'll beat you every time.
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or one from mbna (any brand)We need the earth for food, water, and shelter.
The earth needs us for nothing.
The earth does not belong to us.
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yeah looks liek a mbna or a virgin card are my best options with 20 months0
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Do you need 20 months?yeah looks liek a mbna or a virgin card are my best options with 20 months
There are cheaper, but shorter duration, products available...ie 16 months 0% for 1.99% (for your BT) but the same 4% (for your MT) via the Virgin All Round Card, and 15 months 0% for 1% via M&S Sterling travellers cheques (for both your BT and MT).0
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