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0% offer ending

doublejj
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hello,
I am coming to the end of a 0% money transfer on my Halifax credit card in about 3 weeks. Already I have a loan and can comfortably afford to make a repayment on both the card and loan monthly. I have never missed a payment.
I also have a mortgage which is due for a review. I am in the process of remortgaging, searching for a better offer. My fear is that I have always maintained a very good credit but do not want to jeopardise my chances of getting a remortgage offer due to credit utilisation. I am on about 90% of my credit limit on one card.
Another issue is that I need to payback £8,000 before the 0% offer elapses.
Halifax CC - £15,000 money transfer
Of which - £10,000 money transfer 0% offer ends soon
Capital One CC - £5,000 in credit
Bank Loan - £16,000
I am worried and not sure what my options are. Take out an additional loan or do a balance transfer to the CC in credit?
Please help.
I am coming to the end of a 0% money transfer on my Halifax credit card in about 3 weeks. Already I have a loan and can comfortably afford to make a repayment on both the card and loan monthly. I have never missed a payment.
I also have a mortgage which is due for a review. I am in the process of remortgaging, searching for a better offer. My fear is that I have always maintained a very good credit but do not want to jeopardise my chances of getting a remortgage offer due to credit utilisation. I am on about 90% of my credit limit on one card.
Another issue is that I need to payback £8,000 before the 0% offer elapses.
Halifax CC - £15,000 money transfer
Of which - £10,000 money transfer 0% offer ends soon
Capital One CC - £5,000 in credit
Bank Loan - £16,000
I am worried and not sure what my options are. Take out an additional loan or do a balance transfer to the CC in credit?
Please help.
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Comments
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Why not just ask for the cash from Cap one and pay it off the other card?
Don't go applying for loans if you're remortgaging. A BT credit card application, possibly. Depends how close you are to remortgaging.
On a wider note, you've got a bucket load of debt there, Are you actively paying it down?0 -
Thanks zx81, Cap One do not do money transfer.
Applying for a BT CC could lower my credit score, that is my fear.
I do have a huge balance - 15k + 16k. I always pay above my minimum but probably because I kept going back for more money transfer from the CC for part of loft conversion.
I have never defaulted on my repayments on any of my credits or mortgage and always tried to maintain a good credit.0 -
You don't need a money transfer. You phone them up and ask them to send you a cheque or transfer into your account.
You don't have a credit score. Just a credit file.0 -
That is helpful. Thanks.0
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Hiya,
I'm pretty sure that if you remortgage with the same bank they don't credit or affordability check you. S4ntand3r didn't check me last time (thank god!:rotfl:)
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