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Balance transfer proportions?
nickdude3
Posts: 4 Newbie
in Credit cards
Hi,
I have £3500 on a Barclaycard, with 2 different rates. £2000 is at 0% from a previous BT, and £1500 is at 9.9% from cash withdrawals.
I have the opportunity to transfer up to £1900 to a new 0% BOS card. If I BT £1500 from BC to BOS will that be the 'cash' portion of the BC debt moved, leaving the whole debt at 0%, or will I still be paying BC 9.9% on £1500?
I know monthly payments are applied to highest interest portions first, but not sure if that applies in this instance. Any help much appreciated.
I have £3500 on a Barclaycard, with 2 different rates. £2000 is at 0% from a previous BT, and £1500 is at 9.9% from cash withdrawals.
I have the opportunity to transfer up to £1900 to a new 0% BOS card. If I BT £1500 from BC to BOS will that be the 'cash' portion of the BC debt moved, leaving the whole debt at 0%, or will I still be paying BC 9.9% on £1500?
I know monthly payments are applied to highest interest portions first, but not sure if that applies in this instance. Any help much appreciated.
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9.9% is a surprisingly low rate for cash.I have £3500 on a Barclaycard, with 2 different rates. £2000 is at 0% from a previous BT, and £1500 is at 9.9% from cash withdrawals.
YesI have the opportunity to transfer up to £1900 to a new 0% BOS card. If I BT £1500 from BC to BOS will that be the 'cash' portion of the BC debt moved, leaving the whole debt at 0%,
It applies to all incoming payments. A BT is just a payment from one CC company to another.I know monthly payments are applied to highest interest portions first, but not sure if that applies in this instance.0 -
Many thanks, Grumbler. I would 'thank' you properly, but I cannot see where to do it. Bloody newbies!0
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Ah, it appeared after I replied.0
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