'I saved £1,300 on debt repayments with Martin Lewis tip - how you can to'
How to transfer your debts on a 0% card
To make an application, you will need to provide your name, address and an email as well as details of your income so a provider can assess your eligibility. Your old balance will then be cleared and you can start making interest-free repayments on your new card.which involves repaying the smallest first., which charges no interest for up to 30 months.The charge will depend on the offer available at the time.as the longest definite 0% period of 28 months.The bank charges a 2.99% fee - so you'd pay £89.70 if moved £3,000 across.You would pay £90 if you transferred over £3,000.
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