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can someone recommend a credit card with a good 0% apr on balance transfers deal please?

(12 Posts)
headfairy Thu 02-Feb-12 15:39:27

Only got £500 left to pay off, want to really clear it by Easter. I'm hoping transfering to another card with 0% interest on balance transfers will help.

CogitoErgoSometimes Thu 02-Feb-12 16:32:49

Have you checked comparison sites like moneysupermarket?

headfairy Thu 02-Feb-12 16:35:34

I have Cogito, but my eyes just glazed over at the billions of different options it slightly freaked me out

goingtoofast Thu 02-Feb-12 16:37:12
headfairy Thu 02-Feb-12 16:48:26

oh my, goingtoofast that was exactly what I needed. Thanks so much <wipes brow>

Thank you for starting this thread headfairy and to goingtofast for that brilliant link smile

Oops, too - changes meaning of name entirely!

Just changed to m&s which I think was 12 months interest free and no transfer fee

goingtoofast Fri 03-Feb-12 09:16:46

Glad to have helped!

camerontoll Sun 05-Feb-12 11:22:31

Barclaycard are offering 22 months on balance transfers at the moment. Virgin money are next best with 20 months interest free.

Coconutty Sun 05-Feb-12 11:24:31

Nationwide is very good and you get 0% on purchases for quite a while too, and Tesco seems like a good one as well

CogitoErgoSometimes Sun 05-Feb-12 11:36:30

If you want to clear £500 by Easter.... i.e. in 3 months from now, you'll be paying approx £170/month. The interest you'll pay between now and April will be about £25. If you transfer the balance to a 0% card you'll be charged around 3% ... £15. Is it really worth going to the effort of transferring your balance to a new card just to save a tenner?

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