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Subject:
Credit Card Refinancing
Category: Business and Money > Finance Asked by: esarkissian-ga List Price: $2.83 |
Posted:
29 Apr 2004 16:37 PDT
Expires: 29 May 2004 16:37 PDT Question ID: 338524 |
Hello, Is there any disadvantage to transferring a credit card balance to another card with an introductory offer of 0% apr for 9 months, then at the end of the 9 months transferring the balance again to another card with a low fixed apr (or even another 0% introductory offer)? Do the credit card companies pick up on this and become reluctant to transfer your balance since they get nothing out of it? Anyone have any experience with this? Thank you, Ed |
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Subject:
Re: Credit Card Refinancing
From: pinkfreud-ga on 29 Apr 2004 16:44 PDT |
If you do this, be very careful never to be late with a payment. Sometimes these 0% deals turn very expensive if you make a payment that is received even one day late. Read the fine print carefully. |
Subject:
Re: Credit Card Refinancing
From: digsalot-ga on 29 Apr 2004 18:20 PDT |
What Pink said is quite true. I had a very embarassing moment in Toledo last summer with a couple of the other researchers. When I returned home, the bill was there. I found that because I had been one day late with the payment the previous month, I had been hit with an enormous penalty which combined with another fee I had not read the fine print enough to be aware of put me on the debt rather than the credit side. The other fee was because I had signed onto an "Auto pay" plan (at their suggestion) which still got the payment in a day late. Have changed credit card company since and no further problems. Digs |
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