I'm going to BT my SoFi loan to my new slate $30,500 card to take advantage of the 0% bt until next November 
(combined most of my CSP SL with my slate SL).. I can do $15,000 within 30 days, and the rest after another 30 days.. Even though the last person I spoke to said it was possible, I spoke to someone else at Chase and they confirmed I can only BT from CC, not from Loan to my Slate, and no convienence checks are available during the $0 BT offer. Problem is, I'm a numbers cruncher and over-analyzer, so I have to find the best way to do this.
So, here's my plan, let me know how this sounds:
Route 1:
NFCU ($22k CL 0% BT Fee) -> Convienence check @ 14.65 either to SoFi directly, or to my Chase checking account. BT NFCU to my Chase Slate .. Goal! I pay a few days of %14.65 ($6.02/day) on my NFCU until the BT completes.
or
NFCU ($22k CL 0% BT Fee) -> CA @ 16.65 to my NFCU checking account. BT NFCU to my Chase Slate, pay SoFi From NFCU checking .. Goal! I pay a few days of %16.65 ($6.84/day) on my NFCU until the BT completes.
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I don't know how long it takes to BT from my NFCU to Chase.. If it's a quick 5 days, then I'm out $30, but I save more than $400 (or more) in interest from my loan over the next 6 months or so. If it's 30 days, like I've read in other posts, then that could get pricy (~$180, but still less than $400).
Any other ideas out there on a cheap/efficient way to do this?
That sounds like it would work. I don't have anything NFCU so can't comment on the timing, but moving funds around like that is how you end up with the best APR savings. It's been a long time since I did a check cash advance. Lately I've been using my CapOne as a parking spot, but then all my BT are between credit cards anyway.
Good luck!
Only difference between BT and CA is the extra 2% they charge for CAs.. Convienence Checks fall under BT with the purchase APR...Difference of $80 a day, but over 30 days that adds up
