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Balance transfers with catalogs and credit card
mecivic
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Credit cards
Hi all
Can anyone tell me what type of credit card i need please.
I have two catalogs Studio and Littlewoods and a Post Office Credit card and want to pay them off with one credit card.
I owe £3647 with all.
The last credit card I applied for about 4 months ago MBNA only had £1000 think it was for 10mth interest free which I haven't used.
Can anyone tell me what type of credit card i need please.
I have two catalogs Studio and Littlewoods and a Post Office Credit card and want to pay them off with one credit card.
I owe £3647 with all.
The last credit card I applied for about 4 months ago MBNA only had £1000 think it was for 10mth interest free which I haven't used.
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Money transfer card.0
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A CC with 0% on spending - if the catalogue accepts CC payments. Studio does. Although it charges up to 1% for CC payments, this is less than a typical cost of Money Transfer.
Why have you not used the MBNA card? If you can't get the limit you want, transfer as much as possible. Every little helps.0 -
@Grumbler, thanks for your comment, i said that on another thread, getting a card with 0% on purchases can work, I dont know why everyone keep saying money transfer card only. Very/Littlewood accept CC without even charging anything on it.
I have always paid my Very catologue with my cc and nothing like cash advance charge at all as suggested the case on another thread. only 24studio use to charge me some pennies when i use cc to pay.Aqua Advance £ 9500 ( Settled ) | BC Platinum Card 25/25 £10500 | 24 studio £1950 | SimplyBe £1800 | Nationwide Flexplus A/C OD £800| Meaningless Noddles score= 3/50
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