Moving limits with Chase?

[Anonymous]

And your origin cards Apr? What is it? Or rather what's it about to be?

[Spanky23]

19.24%

But whether I do it or not, the 0% apr is the same correct? Minimum payment paid in full in time lets say by the end of 12 months then no interest? For future use

[Anonymous]

You're going to pay more money if you are paying iT off in 2 months by balance transferring. Don't even bother.

[Spanky23]

Well I don't have to pay it off in 2 months, but obviously it would be stupid not to. So you're right

[Anonymous]

19.24 /365 *4600(or so) *(# of days until paid off) /100 and that's how much you'll pay. It's up to you, but I don't see any reason to do it(unless you wanna stretch it out) which then, go for it, buy yourself time.

But just be careful about falling into debt, don't build a ton. Don't ignore that balance. 0% apr works like it sounds. 0% during the period(12 months) and then a full blown apr at the end of it.

[Anonymous]

after all this and if you CAN pay it off in 2 months then i would. you'll be more apt to hurry and pay it if you know you're getting interest on it!