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A balance transfer would occur when a customer already has an outstanding debt on another credit card from another financial company.  The customer would than pay off the existing debt and put it on the newly chosen credit card, therefore reaping the benefits of a lower or even 0% interest rate.

Most credit cards offer the same basic benefits for balance transfers, however some do change slightly and other aspects of using the credit card should be considered.  These could include purchase interest rates, age limits, credit limits and monthly repayment amount requirements.

What should you look out for?

The main thing to look out for is the existence of a balance transfer fee. Most card issuers charge around 2% of the balance transferred.

Please use our credit card search facility to find cards which offer introductory and/or ongoing balance transfer facilities.

 
   
 

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