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TSB Credit Card
Big_Penny
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HI,All.
I have just been offered a TSB Credit card,0% for 6months,fee free balance transfers. Does anybody have any views on this card? Is it a yes or a no?
Thanks in advance for any views.
I have just been offered a TSB Credit card,0% for 6months,fee free balance transfers. Does anybody have any views on this card? Is it a yes or a no?
Thanks in advance for any views.
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Big_Penny wrote:HI,All.
I have just been offered a TSB Credit card,0% for 6months,fee free balance transfers. Does anybody have any views on this card? Is it a yes or a no?
Thanks in advance for any views.
I've had 2 LTSB credit cards in the last few years (used for stoozing). One was a createcard and the other (which I still have) is a Advance card. They are fine for BTs but don't use the Advance card for any purchases because there is NO interest free period on it at all ... not even the normal 40 to 50 days i.e. you start paying interest from the date of your purchase so even if you clear the card by the next due date you will still pay interest on purchases.
ClarimanAuthor of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk0 -
The following relates to the (Lloyds)TSB card...Big_Penny wrote:HI,All.
I have just been offered a TSB Credit card,0% for 6months,fee free balance transfers. Does anybody have any views on this card? Is it a yes or a no?
Thanks in advance for any views.
I believe BT's are fee-free for the first 6 weeks only.
Without a LloydsTSB current account you can't service the card online.
Your offer is for their standard 6 months duration. There are other fee-free 9 month cards around eg IF, Natwest, M&S, Virgin, etc.0 -
Clariman and YorkshireBoy,thank you both for your replies.0
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