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Mbna or Tesco
Doglover12
Posts: 16 Forumite
in Credit cards
I have approx £3900 on a Tesco cc with 6 months left 0%
I also have £4000 on an mbna card where the 0% deal has expired
I am able to pay one of these cards off in full next month due to a PPI pay out
My question is if I pay off mbna in full and keep the card open would they offer me a new 0% deal for me to transfer the Tesco card balance over when it expires? Or should I close it when I pay the balance and apply again? Just trying to keep cc applications to a minimum
I will have a balance of £2800 in total on the card(s) after my pay out
Thank you
I also have £4000 on an mbna card where the 0% deal has expired
I am able to pay one of these cards off in full next month due to a PPI pay out
My question is if I pay off mbna in full and keep the card open would they offer me a new 0% deal for me to transfer the Tesco card balance over when it expires? Or should I close it when I pay the balance and apply again? Just trying to keep cc applications to a minimum
I will have a balance of £2800 in total on the card(s) after my pay out
Thank you
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They may do. They may not. They're more generous than most.
But both cards are worth keeping.0
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