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So I just got a Citibank Card with a $4000 dollar credit line, and 0% Introductory APR on Balance Transfers for 12 Months(YES!) I have about $2000 dollars in CC debt I'm trying to pay off, and I'm thinking of doing a balance transfer to pay it off faster. Question is, they assess a 3% fee for the transfer. Is that included in the total balance, or is the fee tacked onto the next minimum monthly payment? Thanks.So it gets added to the balance rather than tacked onto the minimum? Thanks, all I wanted to know.

I want to do a blance transfer to help pay off a credit card with a balance of $900. I got an offer for 0% interest for one year. Is this a good idea or do balance transfers hurt my credit?? Also, is there a differnce in a balance transfer and just paying off a credit card with another credit card?

Ok so a while back i bought something from ebay, but i didnt like it and i requested a refund, and so it was done. I emailed the guy who sold me the item and said that you go into your account and withdraw or something. But thing is i payed 30 quid for the item. And then on the paypal this is what it says. PayPal balance: £0.00 GBP 25 Aug 2010 Transfer To Credit Card Completed 25 Aug 2010 Refund From donald lee cooper Completed Now the thing is i payed £36.70 including delivery. So basically due to ebays rule or something, he payed back for how much the item was worth, which was £30. Now when i click on "all transactions" and choose "from past month" it comes up with this. 17 Aug 2010 Transfer From Credit Card Completed 25 Aug 2010 Refund From donald lee cooper Completed 25 Aug 2010 Transfer To Credit Card Completed 17 Aug 2010 Payment To donald lee cooper Partially Refunded 25 Aug 2010 Refund From donald lee cooper Completed Im sorry for the long mesage but all in all. Here is my question. Have i been refuneded the full 30 pounds that i first spent. Or do i have to withdraw. I know i have lost £6 but that is a little lost of a lot to gain back. Im just wondering, has my 30 pounds been refuneded. Do i have to withdraw something or has the 30 pound he sent me gone straight to refunding the -£30 pounds i was needed to pay. Thank you very much.

I need help and advice before I got married I owed about 30,000 in credit cards the past few years I was doing balance transfers just to have the 0% interest for 12 months but now banks are not lending balance transfers offers. So my credit cards are at the 30.00% interest, my mortgage is about 1100.00 I bought it for 145,000.00 and now its worth 105,000. well my question is that Im having a hard time I dont know what to do dont want to lose my house. I know I made a mistake with the credit cards I truly regret using them. how does that 2 years freeze with the mortgage loan works were you have 2 years with no payments after that you have to let the bank know if you wan to keep it?? credit cards should I call each bank and tell them I cant pay them anymore and say that I can only pay the balance with no interest will that work?? I really need help please no smart remarks I know already how dumb I was but I want to do right now thanks and GOD BLESS YOU ALL.

My limit on the card is $500 and it did max out at $500.30. I applied my reward money of $7.00 to this and paid $200 instead of the $15 minimum. I also had already paid $180 of the card off before I maxed it and before I got my first statement. So my balance shows at just under $300 like it should but my available credit is $0.00. Credit Limit = $500 Balance = $300 Available = $0 That just doesn't add up to me. Does anyone why this happens? I got the card to help me build credit. I decided instead of always using a debit card it would be better for me to use a credit card, and then just transfer funds from my bank to pay off whatever I spent on it every every week or two.Ok I just called them and got a so-so response. The funds were put on hold for a week to make sure it clears. What I don't understand about this is 1.) This is not my first payment to them. My first payment went through in 2 days. 2.) The money is already removed from bank account so it cleared, and they have it now. but whatever I just hope this is the only time they hold it for a week. I'll just tell myself it was because this is my first payment on a monthly statement even though it was my 2nd payment to them.

I want to find a credit card that has a 0% apr and no fees on a balance transfer. I am not desperate to transfer the balance, but I figured if a card did exsist that had no fees at all, I would like to take advantage of the offer. Is there any card that exsist?

i have a credit card. on my report it shows the following. when will it be deleted from my report. BANK USA Address: PO BOX 15298 Status: Transferred,closed. $866 written off. Date Opened:Type: 09/2002Revolving Reported Since:Terms: 09/2002NA Date of Status:Monthly Payment: 09/2006$0 Last Reported:Responsibility: 09/2006Individual Creditor's Statement: Purchased by another lender. Credit Limit/Original Amount: $600 High Balance: $938 Recent Balance: NA Recent Payment: NA Account History: Charge Off as of Sep 2006 180 days past due as of Aug 2005 to Aug 2006, Mar 2005, Feb 2005 150 days past due as of Jul 2005, Jan 2005 120 days past due as of Jun 2005, Dec 2004 90 days past due as of May 2005, Nov 2004 60 days past due as of Apr 2005, Oct 2004 30 days past due as of Sep 2004

what does it mean if ur applying for a new credicard and it says "0% Intro APR on balance transfers for 18 months and 0% Intro APR on purchases for 12 months." compared to "0% intro APR until August 2011 on balance transfers, processed in as little as 48 hours"...is it the same or???im kinda lost...coz my first credit card after a year of using it the apr increased from 0% to 14%...now ima close it and get a new 1...juz trying to get the best deal...

I am trying to decide if I am better off to do a balance transfer with a 0% promotional APR with closing date in April 2011 or stay with the one I have now, which I am paying a promotional APR 3.99% expiring on April 2011. I got this promo offer from a credit card with -0- balance, and I want to see which one will save me money during the promotional run. Thank you,

so i just paid my tmobile phone bill with a credit card (i did it over the phone, automated system). the automated system said my payment went through, but 15 minutes later i checked my available balance on my credit card online, and it said $0. i just now transferred money into my credit card, but im wondering if my bill is really paid or not, and are there consequences for not having enough money in my credit card when paying the phone bill?

so i kind of want to get a credit card with american express and i was wondering if these terms are good for someone whos never had a credit card. ive already read through them and i think they sound okay but then again im not really experienced in the terms of credit cards thats why i would love some elses opinion on the matter Blue Cash from American Express IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING RATES, FEE, AND OTHER COST INFORMATION Interest Rates and Interest Charges Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for Purchases 0.0% introductory APR for the first 6 months. After that, your APR will be 17.24, 19.24 or 21.24% based on your creditworthiness as determined at the time of account opening. This APR will vary with the market based on the Prime Rate. APR for Balance Transfers 17.24, 19.24 or 21.24% introductory APR on balance transfers requested within 30 days of account opening. After that, your APR for those transactions and any other balance transfer requests, if we accept them, will be 17.24, 19.24 or 21.24% based on your creditworthiness. APR for Cash Advances 25.24% This APR will vary with the market based on the Prime Rate. Penalty APR and When it Applies 27.24% This APR will vary with the market based on the Prime Rate. This APR will apply to your account if you: 1) Make one or more late payments; or 2) Make a payment that is returnedHow Long Will the Penalty APR Apply? If the Penalty APR is applied for any of these reasons, it will apply for at least 12 billing periods in a row,and will continue to apply until after you have made timely payments, with no returned payments, for 12 billing periods in a row. Paying Interest Your due date is at least 25 days after the close of each billing period. We will not charge you interest on purchases if you pay your entire balance by the due date each month. We will begin charging interest on cash advances and balance transfers on the transaction date. For Credit Card Tips from the Federal Reserve Board To learn more about factors to consider when applying for or using a credit card, visit the website of the Federal Reserve Board at http://www.federalreserve.gov/creditcard. Fees Annual Membership Fee $0 Transaction Fees Balance Transfer Cash Advance Foreign Transaction Either $5 or 3% of the amount of each transfer, whichever is greater. Either $5 or 3% of the amount of each cash advance, whichever is greater. 2.7% of each transaction after conversion to US dollars. Penalty Fees Late Payment Returned Payment $19 if balance is less than $250; $39 if balance is $250 or more $38 How We Will Calculate Your Balance: We use a method called "average daily balance (including new purchases)." Loss of Introductory APR: We may end any Introductory APR and apply the Penalty APR if you make a late payment. Variable APRs for each billing period are based on the Prime Rate published in The Wall Street Journal 2 days before the Closing Date of the billing period. The Wall Street Journal may not publish the Prime Rate on that day. If it does not, we will use the Prime Rate from the previous day it was published. If the Prime Rate increases, variable APRs will increase. In that case, you may pay more interest and have a higher Minimum Payment Due. When the Prime Rate changes, the resulting changes to variable APRs take effect as of the first day of the billing period. Variable APRs are accurate as of 07/15/10. TERMS AND CONDITIONS By submitting this application, you are requesting us to open an Account in your name and to issue Card(s) as you direct. Only qualified individuals 18 or over may apply for an Account. This offer is available to US Residents, excluding Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. You promise that the information you provide on this application is accurate. You authorize us to verify this information and to obtain reports from consumer reporting agencies. You authorize us and our affiliates and subsidiaries to share information we have about you at any time for marketing and administrative purposes as permitted by law. Upon request, we will tell you if we have received a consumer report and the name and address of the agency that provided it. When you use your Account (or sign or keep the Card), you agree to the terms of the Cardmember Agreement that will be provided to you.Your Cardmember Agreement includes an arbitration provision, which impacts your opportunity to have claims related to the account heard in court or resolved by a jury, and to participate in a class action or similar proceeding. You are responsible for all use of your account, including use of your Account by Additional Cardmembers and anyone you or they allow to use your Account. We may change the terms of, or add new terms to, the Cardmember Agreement at any time, subject to applicable law. We may apply any changed or new terms to any existing and future balances on your Account, subject to applicable law. Additional Cards: Yo

I want to know if I can put my bank loan on a credit card as a 0% balance transfer? Or can you only transfer from another card??

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Card #1 has a balance of $500 with 11.24% interest. Card #2 has a balance of $6000 with 13.15% interest. Card #1 company is offering 0% on balance transfers until March 2011, then the % will be the normal 11.24%. I'm thinking about paying off Card #2 with Card #1. Of course, Card #1 is going to charge me a 4% fee (which will be $240 if I transfer all $6000). Will the transfer to the lower rate be worth it? Will I save anything?@ punartham ... they gotta ensure they make something out of it.

I am REALLY trying to pay off my credit card debt within the next 5-7 months (I managed to pay the first card off, now I just have this one left) I am a student and had to use my cards for books and other school stuff the last few semesters, so the balance went really high The facts are: Balance--> $1,695.45 Current APR on Purchases: 23.9%, which has actually been bumped to 29.9% My balance was around $2,700, but I have managed to lower it thus far: The problem is (I JUST got off the phone with my credit card company) and they've told me that there is NO way to lower it at all. I even explained my plan to them and let them know that if they couldn't lower it, I would Transfer my balance and close this account. (I wasn't rude or anything and even said several times "Is there really nothing you can do? I've never had a problem with X and would like to stay, but if there's nothing X is willing to do, I will, unfortunately have to leave.) Anyway, the bottom line is No from them... SOOO....Would it be best to TRANSFER this balance to another company? Would it hurt my credit score? I have found two companies with (seemingly) good offers: #1: ("CB") 0% Intro APR on Purchases for 7 months. After that, the APR will be 11.99%-18.99% based on your creditworthiness. this one *could* work because that's about the amount of time I need....I do have good credit...their rates are still significantly lower than my current company #2 ("D") *Intro PURCHASE* APR: "0% for 9 months then purchase APR of 11.99% to 19.99% variable" Intro *BALANCE TRANSFER*: "0% for 12 months then purchase APR of 11.99% to 19.99% variable" So, my question is: 1: would it hurt my credit to transfer? especially (in the long-run)? 2: Is company #1 or #2 better? 3: Should I have called the corporation "V" and ask for the lower rate, or the "Bank---X" that uses "V's" logo on their card??? FYI-I called the "Bank" Any other tips, advice, suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank You

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