Have you ever paid off one of your credit cards using balance transfer from another & company closed account?

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Have you ever paid off one of your credit cards using balance transfer from another & company closed account?

By Author on Saturday, September 18th, 2010 | 3 Comments

Why or why not? Neither credit cards were past due, over the limit, or had late payment. Thanks. Also, the credit card I used to pay off the other card, has 0% interest for the first year, and my monthly payments will be less. After the first year, the apr will be the same as [...]

Credit Card Balance Transfers?

By Author on Friday, September 17th, 2010 | 6 Comments

Is this possible…i have a balance transfer offer from CitiBank on my existing account for 1.99% for the life of the transfer. My current balance is 00 at 13% APR. Can I transfer that balance to my Capital One Card, and then transfer it back to my Citi Card to take advantage of that offer? [...]

What is the best credit card for a first time user to credit?

By Author on Sunday, September 12th, 2010 | 5 Comments

Im looking for the best credit card. Im new to credit and never had a credit card before and im 23. I want a really good credit card that wont get me into troble. I need a credit card so i can pay bills when i move out at the end of Jan. I want [...]

Does anyone know how to get a credit card as Spanish resident with zero or low balance transfer interest rate?

By Author on Sunday, September 12th, 2010 | 2 Comments

All major credit cards offer this in the UK (where I’m from) but since I don’t reside in the UK I can’t apply for a card there. Here in Spain they all seem to be without the option of balance transfer. Any ideas?? Related Credit Card Sites Latest Spain+car+hire Auctions Spain vs Netherland Live Streaming [...]

I have 4 credit cards. Each card has around $600 on it. Should I Do a balance transfer ?

By Author on Sunday, September 12th, 2010 | 5 Comments

I’m basically wondering is it better to leave it like it is or transfer all the balances onto one card. Related Credit Card Sites

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