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If you get both a Freedom and a CSP, can you then balance transfer the $4,000 you spend on the CSP to the Freedom for 15 months of 0% APR?
@Anonymous-own-fico wrote:If you get both a Freedom and a CSP, can you then balance transfer the $4,000 you spend on the CSP to the Freedom for 15 months of 0% APR?
Issuers genereally forbid BT between their own cards. Howevr, if they send you a BT check for Freedom that you can deposit in your bank account (and pay off the CSP) you can do it that way
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Anonymous-own-fico wrote:If you get both a Freedom and a CSP, can you then balance transfer the $4,000 you spend on the CSP to the Freedom for 15 months of 0% APR?
Issuers genereally forbid BT between their own cards. Howevr, if they send you a BT check for Freedom that you can deposit in your bank account (and pay off the CSP) you can do it that way
Oh, ok. How, do you think, does Amex feel about having a bill being paid by a balance transfer from Chase?
@Anonymous wrote:
BT it over to a CapOne then turn around and BT back to Chase.
Fee-free?
I think BT'ing it twice would be a hassle and would take weeks and weeks, and you will get hit with fees anyway, so there's no much point.
@Anonymous wrote:
Yes fee free
You must have different cards! My Freedom charges 3% on BT, and I thought cap one had similar rates