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credit cards that except loans as a balance trasfer
stickyvicky1982
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ok, so i have a loan of £9000 over 38 months with lloyds tsb, i want to transfer this loan balance to either a 0% balance transfer credit card or a low rate credit card as im now in a position to pay it off quicker.
does anyone know of any credit cards that let you transfer a loan?
have tried agg but cant go with them as i still have an acount,(which i am gunna close) but they will charge 17.9%apr at the moment, so does anybody know of any other credit cards?
:eek:
please please help!!!
does anyone know of any credit cards that let you transfer a loan?
have tried agg but cant go with them as i still have an acount,(which i am gunna close) but they will charge 17.9%apr at the moment, so does anybody know of any other credit cards?
:eek:
please please help!!!
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What APR is the loan?
Did you know that you can overpay the loan at any branch?0 -
6.3%apr, when i spoke to them about overpaying they said i would have to save it up and pay it at the end!0
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Dont know of any CCs that will transfer direct to loans, but Egg and MBNA allow transfers to current accounts at the same 0% or low interest rate. Loan can then be paid off from here.No Longer works for MBNA as of August 2010 - redundancy money will be nice though.
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no idea what my nerdnumber is - i am now officially nerd 229, no idea on my debt free date0 -
stickyvicky1982 wrote: »6.3%apr, when i spoke to them about overpaying they said i would have to save it up and pay it at the end!
Whoever told you that has blatenly lied to you!
As long as you do it over the counter you can make ANY overpayment over the counter. It can be for any amount.
If it is the bank that has told you that I would complain.0
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