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Using balance transfer
NI_BOBS
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in Credit cards
Afternoon all and thanks for reading / helping.
I have £4000 credit limit on a Barclaycard credit card. There is currently an offer of 0% finance on balance transfer from another credit card.
What I really want to do is use this money to purchase a car which I know I will easily pay off before the end of 0% finance deal.
However the car dealer does not accept any more than deposit by credit card. Is there any way around getting this money that I am missing.
Considered cash transfer on another card to my current account which would then mean I would have the balance to transfer to Barclaycard for the 0% deal.
Many thanks for any input,
I have £4000 credit limit on a Barclaycard credit card. There is currently an offer of 0% finance on balance transfer from another credit card.
What I really want to do is use this money to purchase a car which I know I will easily pay off before the end of 0% finance deal.
However the car dealer does not accept any more than deposit by credit card. Is there any way around getting this money that I am missing.
Considered cash transfer on another card to my current account which would then mean I would have the balance to transfer to Barclaycard for the 0% deal.
Many thanks for any input,
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Or just a promo money transfer card.0
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Find a car dealer that accepts a card. Or better yet get a similar car from a private seller at a lower price0
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It’s taken us so long to find one that meets criteria, within budget, and with some warranty. Afraid to buy private in case we buy trouble!!!FinanceFerret said:Find a car dealer that accepts a card. Or better yet get a similar car from a private seller at a lower price0
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