Credit card money transfer

boonys

I did an eligibility check on getting a CC Money Transfer card, however, as I am now not working (so classed as retired as 62) and not yet getting state pension, it is difficult to know how to proceed, as I did the check by putting in our combined annual income, (my husband has now retired so gets pension and state pension, I used this on the checklist and it was fine, but on going to the MBNA site it requests me to put in my earnings and also combined earnings income. I have always done the finances and have never had any problem as before I was working full time. We have joint accounts so can I put in our combined income in both boxes?

grumbler

boonys wrote: »

...on going to the MBNA site it requests me to put in my earnings and also combined earnings income. I have always done the finances and have never had any problem as before I was working full time. We have joint accounts so can I put in our combined income in both boxes?

Joint accounts and finances are irrelevant. You can put combined income in both boxes, but obviously this will not be a truthful answer to the questions they ask.

YorkshireBoy

grumbler wrote: »

You can put combined income in both boxes, but obviously this will not be a truthful answer to the questions they ask.

...and may result in a CIFAS 'Application fraud: Material Falsehood' maker being awarded!