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Please could anyone give me advice, my husband would like to transfer his balance (£1800) to a new card company,the problem is that he has been self employed for the last 6 months,previously employed with no breaks,will being self employed be a big problem?does he need to have been self employed longer? is there any card companies out there that could help, his credit rating is classed as fair . Any recommendations would be most appreciated,
thank you
Please could anyone give me advice, my husband would like to transfer his balance (£1800) to a new card company,the problem is that he has been self employed for the last 6 months,previously employed with no breaks,will being self employed be a big problem?does he need to have been self employed longer? is there any card companies out there that could help, his credit rating is classed as fair . Any recommendations would be most appreciated,
thank you
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I should'nt think it should be a prob, as he already i presume has a good credit record. One of my friends was in the same situation & there was no prob, they normally apply on-line though.
If they flag it up & ask to talk to you, then explain the situation.They need your business & they know they have plenty of competitors out there!
HTH, goodluck
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Thanks for your quick reply,we were looking to apply online with a instant decision,any recommendations .
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Egg, Mint, the Post Office and Virgin.
I got instant acceptance from Capital One as well, but waited 3-4 days for the credit limit.People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
thanks moggles, will give egg a try0
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