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Balance Transfer Advice
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silverlaces
Posts: 10 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi there,
Call me stupid here but I think I've managed to confuse myself unnecessarily.
I currently have a 0% balance transfer credit card with £1100 left to pay, for which I'm making the minimum payment each month as required.
I also have a "everyday" credit card (20.9% APR) with £500 on it, making the minimum payment each month as required.
Could I transfer this £500 from my "everyday" card onto the 0% credit card to help reduce the interest I am incurring? Or should I just leave it as is.
Any advice is greatly appreciated
Silver.
Call me stupid here but I think I've managed to confuse myself unnecessarily.
I currently have a 0% balance transfer credit card with £1100 left to pay, for which I'm making the minimum payment each month as required.
I also have a "everyday" credit card (20.9% APR) with £500 on it, making the minimum payment each month as required.
Could I transfer this £500 from my "everyday" card onto the 0% credit card to help reduce the interest I am incurring? Or should I just leave it as is.
Any advice is greatly appreciated
Silver.
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That would depend on the offer on the 0% card.
some only give 0% if you do the transfer within a certain time.
how long do you have left on the 0% card ?
you will need to factor in the balance transfer fee, if you only have a short amount left, it could end up costing you more0 -
Thank you for the quick response - This was my understanding also. I've factored in the balance transfer few, but will give them a call to confirm my 0% period.0
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you will need to confirm both the period of the 0% and the period which you can do a transfer in.
some cards have the same period for both, but others dont0 -
Thanks Cycrow!0
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