Fee free MT cards?

13.1K Posts


Is there such a thing as a new customers 0% MT card, or is it only offered to existing customers as a promotional thing?
Thinking about getting back into stoozing as I tick all the boxes for straightforward applications (job history/homeowner/good 'score'/very low credit utilisation).
Basically trying to come up with a plan to turbo charge the process of getting started.
Thinking about getting back into stoozing as I tick all the boxes for straightforward applications (job history/homeowner/good 'score'/very low credit utilisation).
Basically trying to come up with a plan to turbo charge the process of getting started.
Mortgage Neutral Wannabe
Mortgage £211,712.80 vs LISA £307.11
0
This discussion has been closed.
Latest MSE News and Guides
Replies
I haven't had a fee free MT offer for a while as an existing customer either
& Credit Cards boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing fo[email protected].
All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.
Can you do this multiple times with same MBNA card to fill several BT cards?
I take it weekdays are best for transfers to avoid delays?
1 Jan 2015 = £73,735 Overpayments = £3,360 (average £280 p/m)
1 Jan 2016 = £66,558 Overpayments = £4,770 (average £397.50 p/m)
1 Jan 2017 = £57,756 Overpayments so far Jan £0 Feb £550 Mar £3022 April £690 May £1513 total £5775
Very nice, discussing with wife and we're considering trying the same for both of us come next week. Finding homes for the money will be no problem, we could use a wee boost to the coffers at the moment :beer:
Cheers
I had a highly productive morning and was able to obtain £30k+ in available balance on no fee BT cards.
The best offer I got for the MBNA MT card was 0.5%, but perhaps I'll get this new offer sent to me once I've had a chance to activate the card etc.?
In any case, several of the cards offered cashback, so my total cost of borrowing @ 0.5% works out at something like 0.14%. I can live with that.