Credit Card Fees

Don't know, but from previous posts, you do indeed have to watch this sort of trick, 'cos if you exceed that limit you are deemed to have broken your side of the agreement and they hit you hard.

Putrid poetry, dismal doggerel, extrava-stanzas...

There still seem to be some 0% cards that have not started charging transfer fees. I presume you have already exhaused these cards?

That is correct.

It will be added to the balance. Which rate it attracts depends on the small print on your card. It is possible that it could be charged at the standard rate, and doesn't get paid off until your balance transfer is paid off in full.

You aren't dim. These are exactly the questions you should be asking, and the questions your credit card co are hoping you don't ask.

At 17:11:21 on 09/10/2005, Jonathan Bryce delighted uk.finance by announcing:

Many companies, in fact, will not allow you to transfer a balance if it takes you within a certain amount or percentage of your limit.

"Jonathan Bryce" wrote

As a matter of interest, which CC company does that?

I've no idea if any of them actually do, but it is something that certain companies I can think of might be minded to try.

Certainly, when you see these adverts, they say something like