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Irish credit cards that offer a 'money transfer' option?

An Ri rua · 2016-01-24 13:09:51

Hi, Does anyone know of an Irish credit card provider that offers a 'money transfer' option? http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/cut-loan-overdraft-costs#whichcards I have an overdraft that I want to pay off using this model.

24-01-2016 2:09pm

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An Ri rua

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Hi,

Does anyone know of an Irish credit card provider that offers a 'money transfer' option?

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/cut-loan-overdraft-costs#whichcards

I have an overdraft that I want to pay off using this model.

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I don't believe so, no

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#3 25-01-2016 12:57am

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BuffyBot wrote:

I don't believe so, no

Thanks.

A bit more research, I see Avant offer it but at 14%+ so no thank you.

But I see an alternative strategy for using a 0% purchases credit card to make purchases while allowing wages to wipe out the overdraft. Then switch back to current account once in credit and pay down the card before the 0% purchases period expires. In Tesco's case, that's 8 months.

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