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Natwest balance transfer help

I have recently paid off my Natwest card and I would like to pay off my post office credit card.

I know that if you clear off your balance on post office that you tend to get another 0% offer.

They are the same APR so if I were to do a balance transfer without a 0% offer would I just be charged the normal APR but no transfer fee?

Thanks in advance
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  • [Deleted User]
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    Your t&cs will tell you what fee you'll charged on the BT.
  • I don't know where my T&Cs are because I have had the card for over 2 years.
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  • YorkshireBoy
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    I don't know where my T&Cs are because I have had the card for over 2 years.
    You don't know where they are because you haven't filed them away safely for future reference. Time has nothing to do with it. ;)


    You're going to have to either ask NatWest for a copy or ask them directly about the BT fee...and if indeed they allow BTs at all these days since they pulled out of the 0% market?
  • I know they have pulled out the 0% deals but they may allow this as it would be charging me APR. I still have the T&C's somewhere nice and safe. But since having a stroke 6 months ago my memory is not all that so I can't remember where that safe place is.
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