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Balance Transfer
What is a balance transfer? Balance transfers can be defined as the process of moving an existing credit card balance from a current credit card to a new credit card, where ideally the new credit card charges a lower rate of interest. When a credit card customer transfers the credit card balance in this way, they are usually aiming to save money or to extend the repayment period of the outstanding balance.
Balance Transfer Articles
What is a 0% cash advance credit card and what is the correct way to use a 0% cash advance credit card?
Most credit cards will allow cardholders to take a cash advance from the credit card by using the credit card to make a cash withdrawal. However a cash advance taken in this way will be charged interest at the higher rates reserved for cash advances, which can often be near 30% or more. [ Continue reading ]
Published: Tuesday, 15th May 2012
When you are planning to make a £3000 balance transfer what are the balance transfer credit cards that are most suitable for a £3000 balance transfer?
When making a £3000 balance transfer to a new 0% balance transfer credit card, a customer will need to be approved for a new card with a credit limit in excess of £3,000. This is because all balance transfer credit cards limit a balance transfer to at most, 90 or 95% of the available [ Continue reading ]
Published: Monday, 14th May 2012
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Balance Transfer News
Nationwide have increased the Nationwide balance transfer offer available on their range of credit cards with effect from 15th May 2012.
The new Nationwide balance transfer offer has now increased to offer 0% for 20 months on both the Nationwide Balance Transfer credit card and also on the Nationwide Select credit card, which is exclusively available to main current account customers.
The Nationwide Balance Transfer credit card replaced the old Nationwide Gold card in 2011 and the Nationwide Select [ Continue reading ]
Published: Tuesday, 15th May 2012
Barclaycard have once again changed their current Barclaycard balance transfer offers on their Platinum Visa credit cards.
There are now a range of time limited special Barclaycard balance transfer offers for May 2012.
The leading Barclaycard balance transfer offers card, the Barclaycard Extended card, now has a 22 month offer on balance transfers with a new balance transfer rebate offer for balance transfers over £2,500.
The Barclaycard Platinum Low Fee credit card had also increased it’s introductory deal on balance transfers [ Continue reading ]
Published: Wednesday, 2nd May 2012
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Balance Transfer Questions
What is the cheapest balance transfer?
Here at Balance Transfer Expert, in our opinion, the cheapest balance transfer credit card can be defined as having the following :-
It offers a good length for the introductory 0% balance transfer period It also has a lower than average balance transfer handling fee
There are currently over 140 UK 0% balance transfer credit cards currently available online, however none of these cards currently offer an introductory balance transfer deal, without also charging [ Continue reading ]
Published: Thursday, 17th May 2012
How long does a credit card money transfer take?
A credit card money transfer is when a customers uses a balance transfer credit card to make what are often called super balance transfers. This transfers money from the credit card company directly into the customers bank account.
With a money transfer from a credit card the customer will pay no interest on the money transferred for the length of the introductory period, although they will have to pay a [ Continue reading ]
Published: Tuesday, 8th May 2012
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