Which is the best 0% credit card..and for how long is the 0%?
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Which is the best 0% credit card..and for how long is the 0%?
Hi all
The credit xcard world is a bloody minefield.....which credit card has a genuine interest free period , and which has this feature for the longest period?
What are the pitfalls?
Cheers.
The credit xcard world is a bloody minefield.....which credit card has a genuine interest free period , and which has this feature for the longest period?
What are the pitfalls?
Cheers.
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Most offer 6months interest free, and you can simply transfer your balance at the end of this 6months to another card, and get another 6 months interest free and so on.
There are a couple of companies offering 9months interest free, but I cant remember which.
There are a couple of companies offering 9months interest free, but I cant remember which.
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Originally Posted by fast bloke
barclay card are doing 12 months 0% on balance transfers and purchases is you sign up in a branch (Barclays or Woolwich) or at one of those shopping centre stands
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Just use your current card and get 0%. Its a little complicated but can save you a fortune. this is only any good if your balance is less than half your credit limit
First of all you need to sign up with a online gambling A/c like william hill and set up your account details so that deposits and withdrawals go to the credit card
When your bill come in at the end of the month for say £200 go and deposit £200 in your william hill a/c. So your actual balance on your card is £400. As your due date gets nearer deposit the £200 back from william hill to your credit card. This has the affect of you CC company thinking that you have cleared the balance that you were billed for. When the next bill comes in it is still £200 even though you didnt actually pay a penny or any intrest..:-)
Not sure if this is illegal but it meant that we got our holiday to mexico and our 10k kitchen for 0%.
Will come in handy for my car that I collect in three weeks time to. You can also deposit credit into your william hill ac and then withdraw it back to a current ac and than you can take it from your bank in cash(ie 0% cash advance's) Handy as most places give discount for cash but not for credit cards
Disclaimer - It may not work with your credit card company but it does with mine and have been doing it for 2 years now and havent paid a penny
Oh yeah, i always try and deposit the balance to will hill and then withraw it in bits so that it doesnt look sus
First of all you need to sign up with a online gambling A/c like william hill and set up your account details so that deposits and withdrawals go to the credit card
When your bill come in at the end of the month for say £200 go and deposit £200 in your william hill a/c. So your actual balance on your card is £400. As your due date gets nearer deposit the £200 back from william hill to your credit card. This has the affect of you CC company thinking that you have cleared the balance that you were billed for. When the next bill comes in it is still £200 even though you didnt actually pay a penny or any intrest..:-)
Not sure if this is illegal but it meant that we got our holiday to mexico and our 10k kitchen for 0%.
Will come in handy for my car that I collect in three weeks time to. You can also deposit credit into your william hill ac and then withdraw it back to a current ac and than you can take it from your bank in cash(ie 0% cash advance's) Handy as most places give discount for cash but not for credit cards
Disclaimer - It may not work with your credit card company but it does with mine and have been doing it for 2 years now and havent paid a penny
Oh yeah, i always try and deposit the balance to will hill and then withraw it in bits so that it doesnt look sus
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Not sure I understand how n16egy's system works.....
If you transfer £200 back from the wil hil a/c, you will have paid off the balance of £200 on the card right? So why would you get a bill next month for £200?
Thanks for all the replies though!
If you transfer £200 back from the wil hil a/c, you will have paid off the balance of £200 on the card right? So why would you get a bill next month for £200?
Thanks for all the replies though!
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Originally Posted by turboman786
Not sure I understand how n16egy's system works.....
If you transfer £200 back from the wil hil a/c, you will have paid off the balance of £200 on the card right? So why would you get a bill next month for £200?
Thanks for all the replies though!
If you transfer £200 back from the wil hil a/c, you will have paid off the balance of £200 on the card right? So why would you get a bill next month for £200?
Thanks for all the replies though!
If your original balance was £200 and you followed my system every month and didnt use your card again your balance would stay at £200 and you wouldnt pay any interest
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of note..
i applied for a bal transfer from tesco to virgin (9mnths interst free)
virgin is run by mbna... of which i allready have a cc but bal clear..
they said no.. odd but there you go...
so i applied for a cap one 5.9 fixed... no probs
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i applied for a bal transfer from tesco to virgin (9mnths interst free)
virgin is run by mbna... of which i allready have a cc but bal clear..
they said no.. odd but there you go...
so i applied for a cap one 5.9 fixed... no probs
M
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Originally Posted by kbsub
Tesco are offering 0% till November 2005
0% on all purchases until 1st Nov 2005!
5.9% p.a. on all balance transfers*
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