Credit cards, who owns what?

chrisfreelander54

This is my first post in this part of the forum, so first off a big hello to everyone here.

At present I am trying to transfer as much of my debt as i possibly can onto 0%, so far I have managed to get accepted for Virgins 0% for 26 months CC, for which I used to do a SBT to my bank account to enable me to put it towards our car loan, as this has the greatest interest rate.

I am now looking to get another 0% SBT CC to do the same again, so yesterday I applied for Fluids 0% for 22 months but on applying I was told that I had a stronger chance of being accepted for their 14 months 0% card, so I gave this a go only to be turned down, which I assume is because I've not long had my Virgin card, and also because they are both owned by MBNA.

So I was wondering which cards are owned by which banks, in the hope that I will have a better chance of being accepted if the banks that own the cards are not linked in anyway shape or form.

Thank you in advance.
Chris.

Tixy

This list may help you
http://www.stoozing.com/credit-cards/credit-card-suppliers.php

You will see from this list http://www.stoozing.com/credit-cards/super-balance-transfers.php

that almost all SBT cards available to new customers are with MBNA, post office and tesco being the exceptions (although tesco is not a true SBT card)