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LOOBAH
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Hi there,
I got a credit card a few months ago with balance transfers at 0% for 23 months. After these 23 months does the 0% end and will the APR shoot up to 15 - 20%?
If this is the case then do most people keep cancelling credit cards with good balance transfer periods when they end, and then get new ones with other long term 0% deals?
Thanks,
Lou
I got a credit card a few months ago with balance transfers at 0% for 23 months. After these 23 months does the 0% end and will the APR shoot up to 15 - 20%?
If this is the case then do most people keep cancelling credit cards with good balance transfer periods when they end, and then get new ones with other long term 0% deals?
Thanks,
Lou
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Hi there,
I got a credit card a few months ago with balance transfers at 0% for 23 months. After these 23 months does the 0% end and will the APR shoot up to 15 - 20%?
If this is the case then do most people keep cancelling credit cards with good balance transfer periods when they end, and then get new ones with other long term 0% deals?
Thanks,
Lou
That's correct.
If you have a good credit rating then yes, another 0% card and BT is usual.
However some people find that when it comes to obtaining another card at 0% they are declined leaving no other option but to start paying the interest.
Always aim to clear the balance within the 0% promo period.DEBT FREE AND PROUD
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