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Would I save money on this BT ?
CBU2004
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in Credit cards
Hi, I got accepted for an ASDA credit card, it has 0% on BT for 12 months, with a 2.9% fee.
My vanquis card has £950 balance, min payment is £42, interest is about £40ish. (39.9%APR, ouch, ASDA 19.9% whoo !)
So if I transfer the balance, it would cost me around £30.
Which I will then pay off in full at the end of September.
So is this working out or am I missing something ?
Cheers
My vanquis card has £950 balance, min payment is £42, interest is about £40ish. (39.9%APR, ouch, ASDA 19.9% whoo !)
So if I transfer the balance, it would cost me around £30.
Which I will then pay off in full at the end of September.
So is this working out or am I missing something ?
Cheers
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Yes, 39.9% to 0% will obviously save you money.
The only time you really need to think about it is when you are transferring from 0% card to another 0% card.0 -
The transfer costs you about 3% one-off.
Not transferring costs you 2.84% each month.
If it is the next Sep when you want to pay the balance off, I don't see what the question is about.
If it is this Sep, I don't see any point in transferring the balance and paying it off that early.0 -
The transfer costs you about 3% one-off.
Not transferring costs you 2.84% each month.
If it is the next Sep when you want to pay the balance off, I don't see what the question is about.
If it is this Sep, I don't see any point in transferring the balance and paying it off that early.
The transfer would cost £30 whereas the interest would be £400
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