credit card help

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I recently paid £60 remaining balance on Klana to start snowballing my debt with, I want to tackle one of our credit cards adding £60 to the minimum payments next. I got accepted for a fluid 0% interest card and wanted to do a balance transfer but to my frustration couldn't because the card is in my wife's name. I had also got accepted for a capital one 0% interest card but cant use that either!!! What I want to know is if i keep the cards without using them will it help my credit score or should I cancel them straight away to gain a better chance of my wife applying for one instead?
I recently paid £60 remaining balance on Klana to start snowballing my debt with, I want to tackle one of our credit cards adding £60 to the minimum payments next. I got accepted for a fluid 0% interest card and wanted to do a balance transfer but to my frustration couldn't because the card is in my wife's name. I had also got accepted for a capital one 0% interest card but cant use that either!!! What I want to know is if i keep the cards without using them will it help my credit score or should I cancel them straight away to gain a better chance of my wife applying for one instead?
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So my question is, is there a list someone could share of all credit card companies and their cards as so I don`t apply for the same/wrong ones in the future.
Now you have the card, you may as well keep them (but use them and clear in full).
Did you try to do the BTs online? They will generally go through. If not, look for a money transfer card - it's a little more expensive, but will definitely work. What you can't do is a BT between cards from the same stable.
Can your wife not apply for a BT card?
I assumed it was because of my name being different but this is the error message , yet both cards ARE under the same address
you can’t BT from the same lender (fluid, marbles, ocean and aqua are all part of newday ltd I believe), should be able to BT on to your cap1
Jan = £715 / £1,000 Feb = £1,275 Mar = £400 (fallen behind will make up in April)
Apr = £ May = £ Jun = £
Oct = £ Nov = £ Dec = £