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Penalty for cancelling card after interest free period expires?
themoffster
Posts: 67 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi, I got myself a 0% for 9mths card.
I use it wisely, not getting into debt etc - paying off the minimum each month as it is interest free (although I have the money to pay it off at a minutes notice).
Once my 0% expires, there are no incentives to stay with that card (cashback, airmiles, etc), but will it be frowned upon if I leave for anew card as soon as this grace period expires?
The card is with my bank, whith whom i have been a customer since I was a kid.
Cheers!
I use it wisely, not getting into debt etc - paying off the minimum each month as it is interest free (although I have the money to pay it off at a minutes notice).
Once my 0% expires, there are no incentives to stay with that card (cashback, airmiles, etc), but will it be frowned upon if I leave for anew card as soon as this grace period expires?
The card is with my bank, whith whom i have been a customer since I was a kid.
Cheers!
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NO, it's called choice and thousands do it. Never stay loyal ! You can always go back to that card again at a later date (usually after 6 months) and get another introductory offer as new customers tend to get the best deals.0
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In fact you can go a stage further and say you wish to close your card in the hope that they will offer you a repeat of some kind. If they don't (and it is surprising how often they will) then it's no hard feelings, nothing personal and you just cancel the card......under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0
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