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balances tranfer cards
bluesfloyd
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in Credit cards
hi, guys
nice and easy question,
if i transfer a balance from a spend card that the 0% deal will finish soon, to a balance tranfer card, lets say for 24 months,at the end of that 24 months, can i transfer to another balance tranfer card????
thanks for your time and help,
bluesfloyd
nice and easy question,
if i transfer a balance from a spend card that the 0% deal will finish soon, to a balance tranfer card, lets say for 24 months,at the end of that 24 months, can i transfer to another balance tranfer card????
thanks for your time and help,
bluesfloyd
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Yes. .0
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As above, the short answer is yes, but this implies that you're planning (or at least considering) continuing to carry a balance forward without paying it off. This could work, but only if your credit status is sufficiently strong to justify getting a 0% card now and then another one two years down the line, which may not be possible if lenders were to decide that you're not worth the risk - how and when are you planning to pay off your debt?0
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hi,eskbanker
i have £4,000.00 on a spend card , i wish to pay it off when i choose to, the spend card already takes £30 min payment each month, i have had loads of 0% spend cards that i have paid off early, then i close that account, and get a new 0% spend card, i always get a credit limit round about £5,000.00
so would you say i would still be given a credit limit of £5,000.00 on a new balance transfer card ????
thanks for your help,
bluesfloyd0 -
I have no idea, the point I was making was that it's best not to have to rely on continuing to get 0% cards repeatedly just in case one day you get an unwelcome surprise, which is more likely if you're thinking about carrying forward a balance than if you're paying it off in full.bluesfloyd wrote: »i have had loads of 0% spend cards that i have paid off early, then i close that account, and get a new 0% spend card, i always get a credit limit round about £5,000.00
so would you say i would still be given a credit limit of £5,000.00 on a new balance transfer card ????0
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