How likely to get another transfer card once 0% runs out on first?

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New to balance transfer type cards, so abit unsure on the liklyhood of this panning out as I hope.
I've got a high credit score (in the top 'excellent' band of the Credit Club Dashboard), and I'm looking to get a 0% money transfer card to shift some debt onto to save interest and charges.
My question is, if at the end of the 0% period, say 16 months, its still not paid off completely (though that of course is the aim), whats the liklihood of being able to get a new credit transfer card to transfer onto another 0% rate?
I know nobody can predict the future and everyone cercumstances are unique, but whats the general outcome. Do banks refuse new cards so soon after the last one, do they need more time between new cards etc?
I dont expect my credit rating to fall much from taking the initial money transfer card, and dont expect anything else that would negatively affect it in the next few years ((except for of course things out of our control).
Any direction would be much appriciated.
New to balance transfer type cards, so abit unsure on the liklyhood of this panning out as I hope.
I've got a high credit score (in the top 'excellent' band of the Credit Club Dashboard), and I'm looking to get a 0% money transfer card to shift some debt onto to save interest and charges.
My question is, if at the end of the 0% period, say 16 months, its still not paid off completely (though that of course is the aim), whats the liklihood of being able to get a new credit transfer card to transfer onto another 0% rate?
I know nobody can predict the future and everyone cercumstances are unique, but whats the general outcome. Do banks refuse new cards so soon after the last one, do they need more time between new cards etc?
I dont expect my credit rating to fall much from taking the initial money transfer card, and dont expect anything else that would negatively affect it in the next few years ((except for of course things out of our control).
Any direction would be much appriciated.
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