CC transfer to current account

born_again

You could try ringing B/C and see if they would offer a cheaper money transfer, than the usual rates for the service.

Other than that you would be looking at a loan.

maxximus75

Why not try the eligibility calculator for an MBNA money transfer card on their website?  

It will give you an idea of acceptance along with an estimated credit limit, all with just a soft search on your credit file.

It's worth a shot?

MrFrugalFever

2021BJ said:

MrFrugalFever said:

The final balance on your car finance typically cannot be paid by credit card. 

There is a way around it, with the use of Curve card, depending on whether your limit covers the total amount payable?
Curve card is deemed as a Mastercard Debit transaction not a Credit Card.

https://www.curve.com/en-gb/legal/fair-use/

Curve Fronted transactions:

Curve has functionality which enables you to:

• pay off your credit card bills with a different underlying credit card selected in the Curve app

• make other financial transactions where you normally cannot pay with a credit card or where you would incur significant fees

• make government payments where you normally cannot use a credit card or incur significant fees

These types of transactions incur a 1.5% fee, depending on the Curve card subscription you are on (see our Terms of Service and our FAQs). In addition to any fees charged by Curve, note that the issuer of your underlying card which is funding the Curve Fronted transaction may also charge you fees/fines for these transactions. You will be able to use the Curve card, with an underlying debit card selected, to pay off your credit card bills for no charge (and this usually has no impact on your credit rating).

Might not be the best idea.  I'd expect paying off finance to be a quasi-cash transaction on the CC side.

 I had curve metal and barclaycard and no fees charged when using. But minimum cost of metal was £50. Still, better than 1.5%.

GTango

Thank you for the suggestions guys. Much appreciated