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Balance transfer card

halkineso
Posts: 54 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hello guys, I just wanna make sure I understand balance transfer card correctly. I'll be very grateful if someone can explain me all about it.
If I'll be accepted for balance transfer card 0% interest for 30 months and 3% transfer fee that's mean I can transfer my balance to my current account and then just pay more than minimum payment each month until debt will be cleared (of course before 0% ends). !Am I right?
And what happens if I transfer balance after 90 days after opening credit card? I'll have to pay interest right?
So the best option is to transfer 30% of balance immediately after opening account?
If I'll be accepted for balance transfer card 0% interest for 30 months and 3% transfer fee that's mean I can transfer my balance to my current account and then just pay more than minimum payment each month until debt will be cleared (of course before 0% ends). !Am I right?
And what happens if I transfer balance after 90 days after opening credit card? I'll have to pay interest right?
So the best option is to transfer 30% of balance immediately after opening account?
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You need a super balance transfer / money transfer card to be able to transfer to your current account. The majority of cards only allow you to transfer from another credit card.0
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If I'll be accepted for balance transfer card 0% interest for 30 months and 3% transfer fee that's mean I can transfer my balance to my current accountand then just pay more than minimum payment each month until debt will be cleared (of course before 0% ends). !Am I right? And what happens if I transfer balance after 90 days after opening credit card? I'll have to pay interest right?So the best option is to transfer 30% of balance immediately after opening account?
Why 30%?
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I've heard of 50%, and it's for the total unsecured debt and total available unsecured credit. And only if you want to apply for more credit. However, if it's promotional rate it's save to borrow more than 50%.0
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