I remember around 2002 getting a bunch of credit card offers with 0 percent and 0 transfer fees for as long as 15 months. That sort of disappeared about 2 years ago but it looks like it is making a comeback.
I just received a mailer endorsed from CalCPA on a B of A WorldPoints card for 12 months of 0% interest on purchases. O% on balance transfere but 4% of transaction fee. Code is http://www.newcardonline.com Code VAAHGB
I have 3 other credit card offers to go along with this one and my wife the same boat. This one seems to be the best of the lot. Seems like there is a roundup for quality credit at the moment. I am thinking that it probably gives credit card companies more capability to relending to dodgy credit people and try and get them on a deficiency balance scenario. My understanding is that BK has a lookback of 6 months for credit purchases.
Yeah I notice too but they are not waiving the transaction fee like they did in the past.Soon maybe? I hope so ’cause I’m due to replace an aged van about to enter that period where everything needs replacing.
Yeah I notice too but they are not waiving the transaction fee like they did in the past.Soon maybe? I hope so ’cause I’m due to replace an aged van about to enter that period where everything needs replacing.
Yeah I notice too but they are not waiving the transaction fee like they did in the past.Soon maybe? I hope so ’cause I’m due to replace an aged van about to enter that period where everything needs replacing.
Yeah I notice too but they are not waiving the transaction fee like they did in the past.Soon maybe? I hope so ’cause I’m due to replace an aged van about to enter that period where everything needs replacing.
Yeah I notice too but they are not waiving the transaction fee like they did in the past.Soon maybe? I hope so ’cause I’m due to replace an aged van about to enter that period where everything needs replacing.
0% balance transfer has always been around and never went away. What went away is the capped balance transfer fee. 2 years ago, there were an abundant 0% BT w/ capped ($50-100 BT fee). Now, there’s only a couple of banks that still have to cap.
0% balance transfer has always been around and never went away. What went away is the capped balance transfer fee. 2 years ago, there were an abundant 0% BT w/ capped ($50-100 BT fee). Now, there’s only a couple of banks that still have to cap.
0% balance transfer has always been around and never went away. What went away is the capped balance transfer fee. 2 years ago, there were an abundant 0% BT w/ capped ($50-100 BT fee). Now, there’s only a couple of banks that still have to cap.
0% balance transfer has always been around and never went away. What went away is the capped balance transfer fee. 2 years ago, there were an abundant 0% BT w/ capped ($50-100 BT fee). Now, there’s only a couple of banks that still have to cap.
0% balance transfer has always been around and never went away. What went away is the capped balance transfer fee. 2 years ago, there were an abundant 0% BT w/ capped ($50-100 BT fee). Now, there’s only a couple of banks that still have to cap.
You’re right . It didn’t go away but instead of 10 offers it was maybe 1 or 2 a month. 0% on purchases were reduced to 3 and 6 months periods as opposed to 12 and 15 months.
You’re right . It didn’t go away but instead of 10 offers it was maybe 1 or 2 a month. 0% on purchases were reduced to 3 and 6 months periods as opposed to 12 and 15 months.
You’re right . It didn’t go away but instead of 10 offers it was maybe 1 or 2 a month. 0% on purchases were reduced to 3 and 6 months periods as opposed to 12 and 15 months.
You’re right . It didn’t go away but instead of 10 offers it was maybe 1 or 2 a month. 0% on purchases were reduced to 3 and 6 months periods as opposed to 12 and 15 months.
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