Martin: 'If you can't afford to clear your credit card, you can't afford NOT to read John's email'

MSE_Petar

Martin: "After an entertaining but exhausting few days presenting Good Morning Britain, I was woken perked up after reading an email to MSE. It inspired me to issue a clarion call to everyone paying interest on existing credit card debt... CARDE DIEM (ut hmm, seize a top card today) - as six lenders are vying to top the balance transfer charts, increasing your acceptance chances."

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'Martin Lewis: 'If you can't afford to clear your credit card each month, you can't afford NOT to read John's email... 'I'm saving £2,280/yr interest, which I'm using to clear the debt''

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SuperAllyB

I'd be more interested to know how John got three new balance transfer cards with zero income?

Thrugelmir

SuperAllyB said:

I'd be more interested to know how John got three new balance transfer cards with zero income?

I'm wondering if Martin knows that his name was put on this published article. 

Sandtree

Thrugelmir said:

SuperAllyB said:

I'd be more interested to know how John got three new balance transfer cards with zero income?

I'm wondering if Martin knows that his name was put on this published article. 

On the basis how much MSE pay's Martin to licence his name and image... 

Batesy1976

SuperAllyB said:

I'd be more interested to know how John got three new balance transfer cards with zero income?

Fraud, I imagine.

Two thumbs up for Martin and MSE for endorsing it.

Then again he did back the completely bogus bank charges campaign (which was completely trounced in court) and the PPI "scandal" that was only a scandal because of all the fraudulent claims he tacitly endorsed.

nick74

SuperAllyB said:

I'd be more interested to know how John got three new balance transfer cards with zero income?

It doesn't say he currently has zero income. It says he was left with zero income a year ago, built up debt, and has subsequently transferred balances. He is now paying them off, which suggests he now has an income.