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Transferring Zable to barclaycard



that was the main reason really as the interest is so high.
I noticed Barclaycard do a money transfer to a debit card at 0%. Would that be a good option? Then use that to make a payment on my Zable card to get it down to zero
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Money transfer is the only direct-ish option. It's a good reason to avoid Zable.
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paddyposh said:Hi. I just got a new Barclaycard transfer balances from Zable and Vanquis. I’ve done the Vanquis one but the person on the phone said they do not accept transfer from Zable
that was the main reason really as the interest is so high.Is there any way around this? Or just need to focus on making larger payments
I noticed Barclaycard do a money transfer to a debit card at 0%. Would that be a good option? Then use that to make a payment on my Zable card to get it down to zero
Alternatively, you can use cash from Vanquis and then transfer the balance from Vanquis to Barclaycard - https://www.vanquis.co.uk/existing-customers/credit-card-help/cash-transactions#anchor3
Do your maths to chose the cheapest option.
And don't forget to get rid of both Zable and Vanquis after transferring the balances.0 -
Money Transfer to the account and pay off Zable is the best way yes
Otherwise, pay the absolute minimum on the balance on the Vanquis balance transfer and use all the money you were paying on that on the Zable balanceSam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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I don't know why people are giving multiple options? As WillPS suggested, the ONLY logical decision is to do a money transfer from the Barclaycard to your current account and then using it to pay Zable.
Why withdrawing cash on the Vanquis card, or leaving the high interest balance on the Zable card and paying it off "as fast as you can" are even being suggested (especially as they don't seem incredibly financially literate so may get easily confused) is beyond me!1 -
Thanks all. Yes I think money transfer is the best option from what I can see.I’ve done the BT from Vanquis already; waiting for it to complete. Side question, should I leave it sitting there and not use it? Or best to close it down once the BT completes and I have the final statement? Just in terms of credit report wise0
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callum9999 said:I don't know why people are giving multiple options? As WillPS suggested, the ONLY logical decision is to do a money transfer from the Barclaycard to your current account and then using it to pay Zable.
Why withdrawing cash on the Vanquis card, or leaving the high interest balance on the Zable card and paying it off "as fast as you can" are even being suggested (especially as they don't seem incredibly financially literate so may get easily confused) is beyond me!
- Because I don't know what "a money transfer to a debit card at 0%" actually means and cannot check because I don't know what exactly Barclaycard it is.
0% fee?
0% interest? How many months?0 -
It just says an interest free transfer to bank account0
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callum9999 said:I don't know why people are giving multiple options? As WillPS suggested, the ONLY logical decision is to do a money transfer from the Barclaycard to your current account and then using it to pay Zable.
Why withdrawing cash on the Vanquis card, or leaving the high interest balance on the Zable card and paying it off "as fast as you can" are even being suggested (especially as they don't seem incredibly financially literate so may get easily confused) is beyond me!
£2000 limit for example, transfers £1800 + fee leaves maybe £50 to MT off hence covering the options for the OPSam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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I had the exact same problem what I did was for a month use a credit card I knew could transfer off so say your Vanquis card and used that to pay anything I could with credit card that I normally could with my current account then used the cash to pay off Zable well as much as I could then transfer off the vanquis.£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 left0 -
Nasqueron said:callum9999 said:I don't know why people are giving multiple options? As WillPS suggested, the ONLY logical decision is to do a money transfer from the Barclaycard to your current account and then using it to pay Zable.
Why withdrawing cash on the Vanquis card, or leaving the high interest balance on the Zable card and paying it off "as fast as you can" are even being suggested (especially as they don't seem incredibly financially literate so may get easily confused) is beyond me!
£2000 limit for example, transfers £1800 + fee leaves maybe £50 to MT off hence covering the options for the OP0
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