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Which would be the best Credit Card to pay off my OD..?
Guaje7
Posts: 21 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi,
At the end of March I will have an OD on my current acc. of about £1300. I want to transfer this OD to a credit card, and pay it from the CC monthly..
I will then cancel my OD on my current acc. and take it from there.
Which card would be best..? I assume I need a card with free BT's, and the longest period of 0%..?
At the end of March I will have an OD on my current acc. of about £1300. I want to transfer this OD to a credit card, and pay it from the CC monthly..
I will then cancel my OD on my current acc. and take it from there.
Which card would be best..? I assume I need a card with free BT's, and the longest period of 0%..?
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Infact.. looking around.. can CC's even be used to pay off current account OD's..?0
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http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cards/stooze-cash-credit-cards
http://www.stoozing.com/0fees.htm
(Cards allowing BT's from overdrafts are denoted by a red marker)0 -
I think the only SBT cards available are Egg and those run by MBNA (for example Virgin Credit Cards).
Mint sometimes issue credit card cheques that can also be paid into a Current Account.0 -
super balance transfer with virgin.Save saynoto0870.com in your favorites, and stop giving companies more £££ dialling 0870 numbers when you can dial freephones or cheaper alternatives
call your credit card company, tell them that you want to leave, 99% of the time theyll lower your APR%
Remember when that Bank Manager or Salesperson smiles at you, all he sees is £ notes. Dont forget the motto, "the wider their grin, the more debt your in"0
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