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Hi
I am planning on putting a holiday on a Virgin CC as you recieve £25 discount and also flying club miles, but at present they do not offer 0% on purchases.
What I am planning to do is when I have put the transaction on the Virgin CC tranfering the balance to a new 0% interest CC that does not charge you for the BT.
Can anybody recommend the best CC for this please.
I have looked at the Tesco CC but it looks as if they charge a fee for a BT ?
I am planning on putting a holiday on a Virgin CC as you recieve £25 discount and also flying club miles, but at present they do not offer 0% on purchases.
What I am planning to do is when I have put the transaction on the Virgin CC tranfering the balance to a new 0% interest CC that does not charge you for the BT.
Can anybody recommend the best CC for this please.
I have looked at the Tesco CC but it looks as if they charge a fee for a BT ?
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Take a look at Martin's Balance Transfer article here (list of cards at the bottom)
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?newsid1107182516,76509,
and the list of 0% cards available here
http://www.stoozing.com/0fees.htm
ClarimanAuthor of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk0 -
Have you checked out the Co-op Bank Travel credit card?
0% on BTs and Purchases for 7 months (no fees) plus if you book your holiday with Co-op Travelcare Direct, you can redeem the 1% travel points against a holiday (paid as a credit once you charge the travel bill to the card) and you don't get charged the usual fee for paying for the holiday with a card. On a £2000 holiday this lot can easily save you £60 or so, plus you are getting 7 months free credit on the purchase as well. Plus plus, if you BT the rest of your credit limit you get the 1% travel points on that too, again redeemed when you charge your holiday to the card!Ethical moneysaver0
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