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Old 08-09-2009, 19:09   #1
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Credit card with zero handling fee

Hi all

I would like to do a balance transfer but to a card with no handling fee on the balance.

I have done some seaching but can only find old offers.

Any one know if the are companies that still do this ?

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Re: Credit card with zero handling fee

Try looking at moneysupermarket.com
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Re: Credit card with zero handling fee

0% on balance transfers with halifax and bank of scotland at the minute i think.
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Old 08-09-2009, 19:58   #4
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Re: Credit card with zero handling fee

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0% on balance transfers with halifax and bank of scotland at the minute i think.
Don't think he's asking about the interest rate on transfers, Virgin Money do 0% too. It's the fee for handling the transfer e.g. 2.98% in the case of Virgin Money...
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Re: Credit card with zero handling fee

Have a look at http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/car...r-credit-cards
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Don't think he's asking about the interest rate on transfers, Virgin Money do 0% too. It's the fee for handling the transfer e.g. 2.98% in the case of Virgin Money...
You are correct it's the handling fee on the balance I am trying to avoid if possible
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