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35 months 0% vs 18 mths...
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Presumably it wouldn't, but some cards can offer 0% on both transfers and purchases: 0% Balance Transfer & Spend0
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Willowford wrote: »So ok - for example: this link shows 23 months on a 0% card
moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/best-0-credit-cards
yet this one: moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/balance-transfer-credit-cards shows 35 months at 0% for balance transfers
(newbies can't post hyperklinks sorry)
There are generally three different types of deals:- 0% APR on a balance transferred from one card to another;
- 0% APR on money transferring to a bank account;
- 0% APR charged on new spending.
The offers change from time to time. Balance transfers from one card to another usually offers the best deal.
Unless you earn a good salary and have a (long) history of borrowing money and repaying it, you're unlikely to get one of these deals.0 - 0% APR on a balance transferred from one card to another;
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