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Paying off a store card with a new 0% credit card
Telboy1976
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Credit cards
Can anybody help i want to pay off my store card but wasn't sure if i could do so with a new 0 % on purchases credit card does paying it off go down as a purchase. i have inquired with my balance transfer card but they don't BT this store card would be greatful of any help.
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No you won't be able to pay it off with a 0% on purchases card I am afraid. You need one that either issues credit card cheques or allows a Balance Transfer from the store card.Author of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk0
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An Argos store card per chance?Telboy1976 wrote: »i have inquired with my balance transfer card but they don't BT this store card would be greatful of any help.
As well as the options given above, you could look at Super Balance Transfer* (SBT) cards. These allow you to pay money into your current account (ostensibly to settle an overdraft) at 0%, from where you can then settle the store card.
* SBT cards are denoted by a red dot in the table at www.stoozing.com/0fees.htm0 -
No its NEXT store card thanks you for your reply i thought there must be a way just done a BT but they wouldnt let me NEXT & ARGOS are the only two they don't transfer so am i stuck with paying it off with all the intrest every month. As i dont want loads of credit cards against my name. I thought i could have gone into next and pay it off with the 0% credit card and that would have been my puchase then all i would have done is pay it off in full over the intrest free 6 months. am i still being a plonker :doh:0
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