Best Credit Cards Deals

Thom9768

Hi Martin

I have a Nationwide Credit Card and the interest is about to be added my debt is £2,000 I can pay max £100 per month and am looking for a 0% transfer fee with over 24 months 0% interest free credit card, which would you suggest (I already have a Barclaycard CC) Julie

wealdroam

Start here:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

Thom9768 wrote: »

Hi Martin

I have a Nationwide Credit Card and the interest is about to be added my debt is £2,000 I can pay max £100 per month and am looking for a 0% transfer fee with over 24 months 0% interest free credit card, which would you suggest (I already have a Barclaycard CC) Julie

Hi Julie, or is it Thom? Welcome to MSE :wave:
Just to let you know that Martin is unlikely to read this; just a few public-spirited, unpaid enthusiasts. Hope you find the advice you want!

chrisfreelander54

Thom9768 wrote: »

Hi Martin

I have a Nationwide Credit Card and the interest is about to be added my debt is £2,000 I can pay max £100 per month and am looking for a 0% transfer fee with over 24 months 0% interest free credit card, which would you suggest (I already have a Barclaycard CC) Julie

I have Virgins 0% for 26 months on balance transfers, its the best deal on the market to press, but acceptacance depends on how good your credit is.

You can apply for it here: http://uk.virginmoney.com/virgin/credit-cards-v3/

titfortat40

Hi, I'm a newbie, so not sure how to ask a question.
Just need a bit of advise. If I pay off my current credit card which is Lloyds TSB platinum, before the 0% deal is up, does my card stay at 0% for the next 12 months?
Thanks in advance

Tixy

titfortat40 wrote: »

Hi, I'm a newbie, so not sure how to ask a question.
Just need a bit of advise. If I pay off my current credit card which is Lloyds TSB platinum, before the 0% deal is up, does my card stay at 0% for the next 12 months?
Thanks in advance

No.
If you 0% ends in say September then that is when it ends. Any remaining balance, future purchases or future balance transfers will be charged interest at the standard APRs for that type of transaction.
You may be successful in asking your credit card provider if they have any new promotional rates available to you as an existing customer.

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