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0% chance for any card,why??

biomeddna
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in Credit cards
Hi,
I currently have a tesco credit card with £2k balance. As the 0% offer is now over,I'm looking to transfer the balance. When I typed in my info on MSE I have 0% chance of getting any cards and I don't understand why. I'm scared to actually apply for any incase it affects my credit rating as I'm on my own and going to get a new mortgage on my own in the next couple of months. Any ideas or suggestions welcome.
I currently have a tesco credit card with £2k balance. As the 0% offer is now over,I'm looking to transfer the balance. When I typed in my info on MSE I have 0% chance of getting any cards and I don't understand why. I'm scared to actually apply for any incase it affects my credit rating as I'm on my own and going to get a new mortgage on my own in the next couple of months. Any ideas or suggestions welcome.
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Personally I ignore the MSE eligibility checker. I find it about as useful as knowing your credit score.
I always use the eligibility checker direct with the card issuers. I know, that as long as I stay on the ER and continue to manage my credit accounts successfully, then there will be a good chance I will have a credit application accepted.
Edit: If you are about to apply for a mortgage, then I would not be making other credit applications.I work within the voluntary sector, supporting vulnerable people to rebuild their lives.
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Any ideas or suggestions welcome.
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/check-free-credit-report/0 -
I don't understand why either and neither could anybody else from the information provided.0
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I always use the eligibility checker direct with the card issuers. I know, that as long as I stay on the ER and continue to manage my credit account
What do you mean by this? What is the ER?0 -
Electoral Roll/Register0
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You really have noting to lose if yo literally have no chance of getting a card from anyone.
My advice, echoing others on here, is to use lenders soft-checking eligibility calculators and see what they have to say. Even if they aren't completely sure you won't lose much by a couple of hard checks with resultant knockbacks in a 6 month period.
Remember than not applying is a 100% chance of getting knocked back.0
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