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The Wine Lady

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  • zcaprd7
    zcaprd7 Posts: 1,079 Forumite
    Most are 3% - some are 2% - as a stoozer this extra criteria would cut down your options though.

    Mind you, an MBNA type card would ease the burden with its £5 a month minimum payment?


    Maybe it would be worth paying off say a grand (or whatever the first MBNA-type card will lend you) - make sure you super balance transfer it into your account and then pay off the student loan.

    This smaller amount would also be more manageable for bouncing around to other 0% deals in the future...
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