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Kev

13-06-2003, 16:29

well being a skiving student bastid with 2 dam near maxed out cc's, i reakon its time to play the 6 months interest free game, so please list credit cards which are giving interest free periods so i can pay for stuff so me car is ready for billing.

I already have tried:-
royal bank of scotland
egg
halifax

Actually, i think with Bren here stealing all my cc credit, as im sure he does to the rest of u, its beneficial to most.

Kev

docwra

13-06-2003, 16:31

If you look in the "Money" section of The Sunday Times it lists off the best 0% and lowest interest cards :)
Cahoot all the way baby!! :D

Robbie

13-06-2003, 18:50

Also check out www.moneyextra.com (http://www.moneyextra.com) . Answer a few questions and it'll give you a list of the best cards for you. You also want a good rate after the interest free period unless you keep getting new cards and moving it about.:thumbs:

Wak

13-06-2003, 21:45

I think I saw Barclaycard advertising 0% for as long as it takes to pay off the balance transferred

vega

14-06-2003, 03:33

Tesco's (RBS was doing a good deal, worked out 9 moths on balance and transfers

tanjuakio

14-06-2003, 12:11

Try looking at www.moneyfacts.co.uk (i work for em :D)

Scott_Drayton

14-06-2003, 13:11

I though it did bad things for your credit rating if you had lots of credit cards:confused:

Mike_S13

14-06-2003, 13:30

I just got one from www.Marbles.com and they gave me a £3k limit :eek: :D
Good ol' 0% on balance transfers :)

And check out www.moneysupermarket.co.uk :)

AlanHill

14-06-2003, 18:19

Originally posted by Wak
I think I saw Barclaycard advertising 0% for as long as it takes to pay off the balance transferred

This is a deffo. 0% on all Transfers for life.
The only draw back is you have to make a puchase each month to retain 0% on the transferred balance.

Kev

14-06-2003, 18:55

yeah that threw me, and its not 0 % on purchases, just transfers.

Marbles said no :(

PulsatingStar

14-06-2003, 19:33

If you keep applying for loads of credit cards then your credit score is going to go down, thus making it harder etc.

I underwrote credit card applications for Barclaycard for some time and cant be bothered to go into loads of detail on it right now, so PM me if you have a question your really need an answer to.

Cheers
Lee