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Halifax - Bt Question
df2008
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in Credit cards
Hello
I hope that someone can offer some advice on a Balance Transfer question.
I have a Halifax One card with a credit limit of £5,400. The balance is nil at the moment and I would like to utilise this (if I get a good deal of course) to pay off a loan as I calculated that I can pay it sooner by transferring to a credit card. My question is:-
Any help much appreciated!
Thank you
I hope that someone can offer some advice on a Balance Transfer question.
I have a Halifax One card with a credit limit of £5,400. The balance is nil at the moment and I would like to utilise this (if I get a good deal of course) to pay off a loan as I calculated that I can pay it sooner by transferring to a credit card. My question is:-
- Would I be able to transfer the available credit from my Halifax One card (I understand 95% of the credit limit) to my bank account as a balance transfer in order to pay off the loan or would they not allow this.
- If they will not do this I have an existing balance on my Capital One card that I could transfer to Halifax (although I didn't want to incur the BT handling fee of 3%) and wondered if Capital One would transfer the funds to my bank account
Any help much appreciated!
Thank you
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AFAIK, neither Halifax nor Capital One offer BTs to bank accounts. You need either a MBNA or Egg card to do that.0
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Thank you King of Fools. I will have to re-thing my strategy!
Sorry, what does "AFAIK" mean?0 -
Thank you King of Fools. I will have to re-think my strategy!
Sorry, what does "AFAIK" mean?0 -
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Hi, In my experience the Halifax do often send out promotions and I am forever getting cheques which if you get some will allow you to pay to yourself and cash in the bank account. I haven't had any for 0% and think best I have had is around 5 - 6 % which probably isn't worth it for you. I know most if not all are now charging fees for balance transfers.0
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