Marbles 0% balance Transfer or cash withdraw offer

So been trying to improve Credit file have 2ccjs as mentioned in post a while ago they are near 6 years old and one almost paid off so as of today a marbles credit card It has a limit of 3,000 but has a balance of £600 on it this was due to my car needing to be repaired and wife off work for a month today log in and they are offering me 0% balance transfer or to withdraw cash at 0% for 6 months but don’t have any debt on cards but won’t be able to pay off this £600 for a month or 2 

so could I when I get paid pay the £600 off with my wages then transfer £600 from my credit card to current account fee is 2% to transfer but this would be at 0% for 6 months then pay off as quick as I can right or have I got This all wrong never been offered this before or do I just have to keep paying it off as It is which I can at around £100-150 a month sorry for going on bit confused lol
£2820/£4000 0% 24 months pay £150 HSBC
£2,100/£3000 0% 27 months pay £150 M&S
£3,050/£4000 0% 27 months pay £150 HALI
£2,200/£7250 0% 14 months pay £60  RBS
£990/£2000 28% Zable closed  £60 
mortgage £22,000/£89,000 2 years left 

Comments

  • SuperAllyB
    SuperAllyB Posts: 877 Forumite
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    Why not do the money transfer now, rather than waiting to get paid, just in case they withdraw the offer?

    I don't know whether that's likely or not, Ive never had a Marbles card.
  • magpies79
    magpies79 Posts: 375 Forumite
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    edited 2 March 2021 at 1:42AM
    I’ve never had or done a balance transfer or withdrawn cash from a credit card so thats where I’m like a little confused sorry so just ask credit card to withdraw £600 straight away which would be under the 0% then pay off the card off with that? Then that way kinda swapping a £600 debt at 27% to 0% is that right I’m just trying to make sure I understand it correctly thanks for the reply 
    sorry just to add it states the offer is available until the 1st of may 
    £2820/£4000 0% 24 months pay £150 HSBC
    £2,100/£3000 0% 27 months pay £150 M&S
    £3,050/£4000 0% 27 months pay £150 HALI
    £2,200/£7250 0% 14 months pay £60  RBS
    £990/£2000 28% Zable closed  £60 
    mortgage £22,000/£89,000 2 years left 
  • cymruchris
    cymruchris Posts: 5,557 Forumite
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    You'll pay a 2% transfer fee - so on £600 that'll be £12. So then as you say use the £600 to pay off the interest bearing balance leaving you with the interest free balance. Then work like crazy to ensure that £600 is fully paid off and cleared before the 0 percent is up, and then yes, as you say you'll have saved some interest. 
  • magpies79
    magpies79 Posts: 375 Forumite
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    Ok just wanted to make sure I was going about this the right way that’s all one last question credit file history wise isn’t it a big no no to take cash from a credit card and put into your account 
    £2820/£4000 0% 24 months pay £150 HSBC
    £2,100/£3000 0% 27 months pay £150 M&S
    £3,050/£4000 0% 27 months pay £150 HALI
    £2,200/£7250 0% 14 months pay £60  RBS
    £990/£2000 28% Zable closed  £60 
    mortgage £22,000/£89,000 2 years left 
  • cymruchris
    cymruchris Posts: 5,557 Forumite
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    It's a big no no to go to the ATM and withdraw cash - but using a promotional offer is fine where it's all set up and done for you. 
  • magpies79
    magpies79 Posts: 375 Forumite
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    Really appreciate your help and quick reply looks like I’m good to go thanks 
    £2820/£4000 0% 24 months pay £150 HSBC
    £2,100/£3000 0% 27 months pay £150 M&S
    £3,050/£4000 0% 27 months pay £150 HALI
    £2,200/£7250 0% 14 months pay £60  RBS
    £990/£2000 28% Zable closed  £60 
    mortgage £22,000/£89,000 2 years left 
  • maxximus75
    maxximus75 Posts: 616 Forumite
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    Whatever you do, make sure you can pay it off within the six months as you'll get slapped with a hefty rate of interest at the end - Marbles, anywhere from 34.95% to 59.95% - Ouch!
  • magpies79
    magpies79 Posts: 375 Forumite
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    Yeah I will do had this card for over a year think it’s a around 30% which I know is high just been trying to improve my history and thought it wasn’t a bad offer surprised I got it to be honest not had a 0% offer for well over 8 years which was way back when my history was a lot more positive
    £2820/£4000 0% 24 months pay £150 HSBC
    £2,100/£3000 0% 27 months pay £150 M&S
    £3,050/£4000 0% 27 months pay £150 HALI
    £2,200/£7250 0% 14 months pay £60  RBS
    £990/£2000 28% Zable closed  £60 
    mortgage £22,000/£89,000 2 years left 
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