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which way to shuffle
blueye
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hi ive got a new credit card to help my partner out with his debt he has
£4800 on halifax limit is £5250 14%
£2197 on egg limit is £3000 14%
£1888 on barclaycard limit is £2050 13%
£2597 on virgin limit is £3000 16%
my card only has a £2100 limit, its a virgin card, what way round should we be doing this? we want as much on 0% as possible
is he likley to get 0% deals on his existing cards once they have been cleared?
£4800 on halifax limit is £5250 14%
£2197 on egg limit is £3000 14%
£1888 on barclaycard limit is £2050 13%
£2597 on virgin limit is £3000 16%
my card only has a £2100 limit, its a virgin card, what way round should we be doing this? we want as much on 0% as possible
is he likley to get 0% deals on his existing cards once they have been cleared?
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My preference would be shift the Barclaycard to the new card and transfer one of the others to the Barclaycard for a life of balance at 6.9%....then at least you're in the right direction...re new cards? who knows?For what I've done...I start again...And whatever pain may come ...Today this ends... I'm forgiving what I've done -AF since June 20070
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