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Overdraft to Credit Card
Mavis123
Posts: 4 Newbie
in Credit cards
My son has an overdraft of approx £3000 on his Bank current account and would like to transfer this to a interest free credit card. He contacted Capital 1 who said he couldn't transfer from current a/c to credit card. But I did do this a couple of years ago with Egg (I think). does anyone know if you can still do this and which is the best to go for?
Thanks..
Thanks..
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Hello Mavis and welcome to the Board.
Yes, egg is still the best way of routing 0% cash into a bank account (MBNA and Mint having blotted their copy book by imposing a fee for transferring in this way).
Don't mean to be rude but a brief perusal of posts over the last few days would have found this fact referred to on countless occasions.Ethical moneysaver0 -
Eggs the man for SBT's
A number of others, though they charge a 2% fee i.e. MBNA, Virgin etc.0
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