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Stoozing Newbie - which CC for SBT?
wywywywy
Posts: 133 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi all,
First of all, disclaimer - I have done research on this topic, but could not find a definte answer, I am not just asking question without putting in any effort.
So the introductory offer on my Egg card (which has done me well) has expried, and now I need 3k to fill my ISA for 2005-2006.
I was going to apply for Virgin and/or Mint to do a SBT, however, they charge 40 pounds handling fee.
(These three cards - Egg, Virgin and Mint - seem to be the only recommended cards here for SBT)
So I am wondering, is there any card that doesn't charge a thing for SBT?
OR
Should I do a SBT from my Egg card (APR ~11.9%), and then transfer the debt to another CC immediately?
Please advise.
Many thanks.
First of all, disclaimer - I have done research on this topic, but could not find a definte answer, I am not just asking question without putting in any effort.
So the introductory offer on my Egg card (which has done me well) has expried, and now I need 3k to fill my ISA for 2005-2006.
I was going to apply for Virgin and/or Mint to do a SBT, however, they charge 40 pounds handling fee.
(These three cards - Egg, Virgin and Mint - seem to be the only recommended cards here for SBT)
So I am wondering, is there any card that doesn't charge a thing for SBT?
OR
Should I do a SBT from my Egg card (APR ~11.9%), and then transfer the debt to another CC immediately?
Please advise.
Many thanks.
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Thanks!!!
I thought that thread was for MBNA themselves so didn't click on that.
Just applied for Virgin, will do A&L very soon :P0
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