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Balance transfer and credit limit query
GoodRiddance
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If I am currently stoozing £5500 on a credit card which has a credit limit of £5600 and want to BT it to another card, does the new card have to have a credit limit of at least £5500?
Basically I am currently stoozing 1 card but I want to increase my gain and stooze 2 at once, then tranfer them both to a new card in x months. Chances are the new cards credit limit wont be higher than the other 2 cards combined.
(Finally if Virgin money is part of MBNA can I get an MBNA card at the same time as a Virgin card?)
Basically I am currently stoozing 1 card but I want to increase my gain and stooze 2 at once, then tranfer them both to a new card in x months. Chances are the new cards credit limit wont be higher than the other 2 cards combined.
(Finally if Virgin money is part of MBNA can I get an MBNA card at the same time as a Virgin card?)
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It depends. In an ideal world you would get a card with at least £5500 so that you can BT the balance across. However, you might have to apply for 2 cards to match your existing credit limit. If you only get 1 card with a limit of less than £5500 then you'll need to pay some of the card balance off directly from your stooz pot.GoodRiddance wrote: »If I am currently stoozing £5500 on a credit card which has a credit limit of £5600 and want to BT it to another card, does the new card have to have a credit limit of at least £5500?
If you have a good credit rating then I'd say the likelihood would be "yes", but you can never be 100% sure.(Finally if Virgin money is part of MBNA can I get an MBNA card at the same time as a Virgin card?)
Clariman
ClarimanAuthor of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk0
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