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What should I do?!
carronm
Posts: 4 Newbie
in Credit cards
Looking for some on what to do with my credit cards. I currently have a Tesco Clubcard credit card which is on 0% interest but the 16 month term is coming to an end and I have just under £2,000 to pay off. I also have a 0% balance transfer Barclaycard I took out after my last 0% credit card which has been running for 15 months or so. There is still a abalance to pay on my Barclaycard but I was wondering if anyone could advise the best thing for me to do? Should I transfer to the Barclaycard and add to the amount I already have there, or set up a new 0% balance transfer? Any help would be apppreciated.
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Does your barclaycard have a current promo offer for new balance transfers at 0%?
If not what is the standard APR for transfers on your barclaycard account.
What APR will the debt revert to if you leave it on the tesco card?A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
I have had some emails about a current offer from Barclaycard, but I thought this would only apply for the 22 months I originally took the card out for (of which around 15 months have passed) and I didn't think I'd manage to clear the balance in the time remaining. It seems show 17.9% APR for Barclaycard but I can't seem to find what it will be from Tesco.0
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contact barclaycard and see if you can transfer at 0% (3% fee probably)
You can get much lower fee elsewhere atm however, depends if numerous cards is a problem for you.Friendly greeting!0
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