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Morgan stanley or MINT or do you know better
happyhero
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Hi
Been stoozing for a while, just finished Egg 6 month, got FD and Virgin. Also got M&S which was a bit of a waste adding to my collection, they only gave £4000. Got 12000 on Virgin and 25000 on FD.
I need one soon to cover as much as possible of the FD and I am considering Morgan Stanley or Mint or any other recomendation that give high limits.
I would appreciate any guidance or experiences on these two cards etc to help me choose. Basically I want big limits without hassle, but dont mind if I have to pay limited BT fees, ie £40 max if possible.
Thanks in advance for any inputs.
Been stoozing for a while, just finished Egg 6 month, got FD and Virgin. Also got M&S which was a bit of a waste adding to my collection, they only gave £4000. Got 12000 on Virgin and 25000 on FD.
I need one soon to cover as much as possible of the FD and I am considering Morgan Stanley or Mint or any other recomendation that give high limits.
I would appreciate any guidance or experiences on these two cards etc to help me choose. Basically I want big limits without hassle, but dont mind if I have to pay limited BT fees, ie £40 max if possible.
Thanks in advance for any inputs.
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Hi Happyhero
You also posted this on the stoozing website forum. I have answered there.
ClarimanAuthor of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk0 -
Try Co-op Travel Card. They will go up to £15,000 (you may have to appeal a lower initial limit by supplying 3m bank statements) plus have 0% for 7m & no fees.
Own experience of Mint - crap limits but will increase by 20% if you call them.Ethical moneysaver0
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