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Balance Transfer citi 5.9% offer?
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HardUpLoyal
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I want to transfer 2700 full balance from my egg account as im not using it for purchases to another CCard with a lower APR
This site recommended this
http://www.citibank.co.uk/personal/cards/cards_plat.htm?source=3664&gclid=CLGr3o7h5JECFQOVMAodAlKgWQ&merchant=citi
Is this genuine?
at present im paying APR 16.9% per year with Egg on my £2700
If i transfer this debt to citibank and user the 5.9% offer for the duration of the debt presumming i dont purchase anything on this and i just pay it off monthly will I genuinly only be paying 5.9% per year in my £2700?
A little lost with it all!!
This site recommended this
http://www.citibank.co.uk/personal/cards/cards_plat.htm?source=3664&gclid=CLGr3o7h5JECFQOVMAodAlKgWQ&merchant=citi
Is this genuine?
at present im paying APR 16.9% per year with Egg on my £2700
If i transfer this debt to citibank and user the 5.9% offer for the duration of the debt presumming i dont purchase anything on this and i just pay it off monthly will I genuinly only be paying 5.9% per year in my £2700?
A little lost with it all!!
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HardUpLoyal wrote: »I want to transfer 2700 full balance from my egg account as im not using it for purchases to another CCard with a lower APR
This site recommended this
http://www.citibank.co.uk/personal/cards/cards_plat.htm?source=3664&gclid=CLGr3o7h5JECFQOVMAodAlKgWQ&merchant=citi
Is this genuine?
at present im paying APR 16.9% per year with Egg on my £2700
If i transfer this debt to citibank and user the 5.9% offer for the duration of the debt presumming i dont purchase anything on this and i just pay it off monthly will I genuinly only be paying 5.9% per year in my £2700?
A little lost with it all!!
As long as you are accepted, yes that's all you will pay. But they may charge around 3% of the transfer balance as a fee.Founder member MSE Jet Airways Mile High Club
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Thats good enough for me
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The Citi card is no BT fee. A good deal indeed0
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speedbird1973 wrote: »The Citi card is no BT fee. A good deal indeed
Yep, just looked at the offer page, no BT fee. The OP should remember to pay the monthly repayments via DD, or the rate will soon shoot up to 24.9%!Founder member MSE Jet Airways Mile High Club
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Remember Citi have just bought egg, so they might not let you do a transfer from egg to Citi0
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