NAVY 0% BT IS BACK!!!!!!

[NinComPoop]

Try This Big, Low-Rate Offer

When you consolidate credit card balances from other financial institutions onto a new or existing
Navy Federal credit card, the savings really add up. Plus, you'll save even more because we 
don't charge a balance transfer fee. You pay absolutely nothing to transfer your balance!

See the savings.

Members opening a new Navy Federal credit card:

• Get a 0% fixed intro APR* on balance transfers for 12 months.
• After that, a variable rate between 7.99% APR–18% APR applies.

Find the right card for you.

Members transferring balances to an existing 
Navy Federal credit card:

• Get a 0% fixed APR* on balance transfers for 12 months.
• After that, your current standard variable purchase rate will apply.

I'm ready to transfer my balance.

Hurry! Offer ends February 28, 2013.

[Anonymous]

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@NinComPoop wrote:

Try This Big, Low-Rate Offer

When you consolidate credit card balances from other financial institutions onto a new or existing
Navy Federal credit card, the savings really add up. Plus, you'll save even more because we 
don't charge a balance transfer fee. You pay absolutely nothing to transfer your balance!

See the savings.

Members opening a new Navy Federal credit card:

• Get a 0% fixed intro APR* on balance transfers for 12 months.
• After that, a variable rate between 7.99% APR–18% APR applies.

Find the right card for you.

Members transferring balances to an existing 
Navy Federal credit card:

• Get a 0% fixed APR* on balance transfers for 12 months.
• After that, your current standard variable purchase rate will apply.

I'm ready to transfer my balance.

Hurry! Offer ends February 28, 2013.

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Important to remember that the BT card should be one you do not use for other daily purchases.

If you carry a balance -- even at 0% -- any new purchases automatically incur interest from date of posting.  Always good to have at least two Navy Federal cards: one for the frequent BT offers and one for your normal daily use. 

[DaveSignal]

Thank you for this info!   I very seldomly use balance transfers, but I currently don't use my NavyFed card for anything and it has a $0 balance.  I might as well use it.