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Transferring overdraft balances?

Becky77
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in Credit cards
Hi all!
Hope you can help! I have a large overdraft facility which is costing me a fortune at the moment. I'm not in a position to pay it back, and as it's reviewed annually, I know the lovely bank are going to want it back in time for XMAS!!
I know you can transfer store cards and over CC balances to a 0% deal - but can you transfer overdraft balances?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Becky
Hope you can help! I have a large overdraft facility which is costing me a fortune at the moment. I'm not in a position to pay it back, and as it's reviewed annually, I know the lovely bank are going to want it back in time for XMAS!!
I know you can transfer store cards and over CC balances to a 0% deal - but can you transfer overdraft balances?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Becky
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You definitely can transfer to pay off your overdraft on some cc's, not sure if all of them allow it.
I used my Virgin CC to pay off my overdraft and it is 0% for 8 months so only had to pay the transfer fee, which worked out about £40 (I transferred £1600).
Prob best to find a card which offers o% on balance transfers for the longest time, then ring and check with them whether you can use it to pay off you o/d before you apply for it.
Hope that helps.0 -
Treacle_Tart wrote: »You definitely can transfer to pay off your overdraft on some cc's, not sure if all of them allow it.
I used my Virgin CC to pay off my overdraft and it is 0% for 8 months so only had to pay the transfer fee, which worked out about £40 (I transferred £1600).
Prob best to find a card which offers o% on balance transfers for the longest time, then ring and check with them whether you can use it to pay off you o/d before you apply for it.
Hope that helps.
Far more sensible than asking the opinion of people on here.;)0 -
The MBNA stable of cards (which include Virgin) and EGG MONEY allow you to BT to a current account.0
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