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Transferring money from a card to a bank account

mrdbeck
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Credit cards
Hi,
Does anyone out there know of a credit card apart from Virgin (already have this one and about to run out in september) that are willing to transfer money from the card to a current account, the reason for this is that I want to pay off an existing loan and put it onto a 0% credit card
Cheers
Dan
Does anyone out there know of a credit card apart from Virgin (already have this one and about to run out in september) that are willing to transfer money from the card to a current account, the reason for this is that I want to pay off an existing loan and put it onto a 0% credit card
Cheers
Dan
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List on the stoozing website: http://www.stoozing.com/0fees.php
Those marked with a red box have the Super Balance Transfer (SBT) feature you're looking for."A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0 -
Excellent, thanks for your help0
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according to that site, the MBNA platinum plus card isn't a SBT card, but as far as I was aware it is?? anyone condtradict me?Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 784 - Proud to be dealing with my debts0
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according to that site, the MBNA platinum plus card isn't a SBT card, but as far as I was aware it is?? anyone condtradict me?
Just looked at the list, and there is definitely a red dot next to the MBNA platinum plus card.
I believe all MBNA run cards have Super Balance Transfer facility0 -
Please try not to deal with MBNA. It will come back to bite you on the !!!!.
There are many other much better credit card providers out there. I managed to get away from MBNA by the skin of my teeth and with an HUGE helping hand from my other half.0 -
Virgin and MBNA are both of the same im sure? :rolleyes:0
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Yes the Virgin range of cards are administered by MBNA.
I have read quite a few posts from people not happy with MBNA, particularly with regard to increasing APRs on the standard variable rates.
However, my own experience with MBNA has been very good. They offer cards with high Credit Limits (often over £10k), they allow transfers direct to a Bank Account even if there is no debt, and the monthly payments are either £5 or £25 per month.
I know I'm disagreeing with others, but MBNA have been good for me :beer:0
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