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Old 15 January 2008, 06:53 PM
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Please recommend a suitable credit card for a newly employed person without any serious job history (ex-student) and a slightly, but not seriously, blemished credit history. Non property owner. Age 21.

Need say £1500 credit and a no interest card debt transfer facility for say 12 months. Reasonable APR (NOT b/card rates).

Thank you. d
Old 15 January 2008, 07:02 PM
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I like the Halifax One card.. interest free on purchases for 12 months & 15.9% apr..

Also:

Other Extras:
  • No annual fee
  • Up to 59 days interest free credit on all purchases if you pay off your balance in full each month
  • Cover against online fraud when purchasing on the Internet
  • Accepted wherever you see the MasterCard sign in over 24 million locations worldwide
  • Card replacement if lost
  • Extra cards for family members over 18
  • Around the clock service
  • Manage your card online
Old 15 January 2008, 07:12 PM
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Thank you very much Mr Hunt. That seems to meet the criteria and I like the Internet Fraud protection bit. Does it have an Infraction protection facility?

I will advise Miss Lock on her return from the City.

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citi/egg card
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Credit cards are horrible things.. I assume its your daughter??

Hope you've brought her up strong willed!! I cant have one, I cant trust myself !
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i'd look for one with as low APR as possible, as soon as she gets it, it will be max'd out at the local rag shop.
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Thank you for the vote of confidence in my daughter's will power......

The trouble is you have a good point

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Compare credit cards | apply for a credit card | 0% balance transfers - moneysupermarket UK
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Thanks vicar
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someones just suggested paypal credit card as you get cash back on all purchases apparantly and its a good rate
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OK thanks.

Supplementary question.

I have some cards which I think have a balance transfer facility. Can I use one of these to take over some some debt from someone else's account e.g. my daughter's b/c or her current overdraft? Or does it have to be from one of my own accounts? Sorry if this is a stooopid question d
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Originally Posted by David Lock
OK thanks.

Supplementary question.

I have some cards which I think have a balance transfer facility. Can I use one of these to take over some some debt from someone else's account e.g. my daughter's b/c or her current overdraft? Or does it have to be from one of my own accounts? Sorry if this is a stooopid question d
Yes.... in fact shall I transfer my balance to 'test if it works'
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Originally Posted by David Lock

Need say £1500 credit and a no interest card debt transfer facility for say 12 months.
Yep, that should just about get her a year's supply of some fairly decent handbags
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
Yes.... in fact shall I transfer my balance to 'test if it works'


That sounds a great idea

Tell you what - you pm me your full credit card details along with Security Code and PIN so I can set it all up!!!
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Originally Posted by scoobychick
Yep, that should just about get her a year's supply of some fairly decent handbags

Don't you start.........

People should be infracted for inflammatory comments like that
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Originally Posted by David Lock


That sounds a great idea

Tell you what - you pm me your full credit card details along with Security Code and PIN so I can set it all up!!!
OK, will do....

Real name, Jeremy Clarkson.... account no. 5408663523351776 security code. 905 and pin no. 3345.

Let me know when I can transfer it to you
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Originally Posted by David Lock
Don't you start.........

People should be infracted for inflammatory comments like that
LOL, I shouldn't judge other people by my own low standards of self control should I?
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