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Success with renegotiating terms of credit card?
Astraeus
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in Credit cards
Evening all. I am just after some anecdotes about anyone who has tried, succesfully, to renegotiate offers on their credit cards. I keep getting notifications on my Halifax credit card that the balance is being upped which is actually quite useful, because it isn't particularly utilised. I do have a balance on a different credit card which I would like to transfer to a 0% (of which Halifax offer some of the best deals).
I won't be accepted for a new credit card with them (but can probably go elsewhere for good 0% deals) but just wanted to check whether anyone has had success asking a provider to attach a balance transfer term to an existing card? I know it can't hurt to ask the question but just wanted some experiences. Also, would they make a hard credit search if I asked the question (which they don't when the voluntarily increase the credit limit)?
Thanks in advance.
I won't be accepted for a new credit card with them (but can probably go elsewhere for good 0% deals) but just wanted to check whether anyone has had success asking a provider to attach a balance transfer term to an existing card? I know it can't hurt to ask the question but just wanted some experiences. Also, would they make a hard credit search if I asked the question (which they don't when the voluntarily increase the credit limit)?
Thanks in advance.
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Halifax do give balance transfer offers on existing credit cards. It's quite likely that you'll have one.
Enquiring about a potential BT offer (or even carrying out an actual balance transfer) wouldn't incur a credit search.0
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