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Cards are about 6 months old. Below is a pic of CSP. her marriott has a bt offer also but only goes until 06/2017, same 2% fee. 22k cl on both, hoping to get Hyatt and Ritz in the next week before the 5/24 rule goes into effect for the co-branded cards. then consolidating for a massive 50k+ line in the future.
that's awesome! with all my chase cards, the balance transfer feature never works. Except when I had Freedom/Slate in their starting phases.
I had that come up on a SW Premier card early last year. I have received NADA since.
Congrats
I just took advantage of a similar offer a few days ago for my Amazon Visa. 0 percent until 6/17 with a 3 percent fee. I also had a good one from Discover, 4.99 percent for 18 months with no fee and funds deposited directly into my checking account, I transferred 1,600, it's like a personal loan with a really good rate.
yeah, using the CSP for balance transfer is like taking a sportscar to grocery shopping. You could, but that's really what it's meant for.
@willwar14 wrote:Cards are about 6 months old. Below is a pic of CSP. her marriott has a bt offer also but only goes until 06/2017, same 2% fee. 22k cl on both, hoping to get Hyatt and Ritz in the next week before the 5/24 rule goes into effect for the co-branded cards. then consolidating for a massive 50k+ line in the future.
Very nice... I always have a BT offer on my Barclay Sallie Mae. I had one until 5/2017 and a 1% BT fee that I let expire yesterday (was hoping for it to reissue with a longer duration)... That one went away since it had to post by 4/4, and a new one that goes until 10/2017 at 2% popped up. Might take use of that one as a mini personal loan.
I love Barclays offers because you can still use the card for purchases and you only have to pay the purchase amounts like normal (with grace period) to avoid interest.
I always have an offer on my Freedom, but they typically are for 3% BT fee and a shorter period of time than my Sallie Mae - but that's a pretty good offer that your mother received!
@Imperfectfuture wrote:
Just remember, can not use the card with BT, unless 0% on purchases as well.
No, you can, in fact, use the card for regular charges if it is a CSP, Slate, or Freedom.
Set up auto payment to pay Minimum Payment.
Use the Blueprint payment options to select to Full Pay new charges in selected categories, all categories recommended. This picks off all your new charges, adds them to the Blueprint payment auto payment.
Add a Finish It amount to add more to the auto payment, pay down the BT automatically.
The Blueprint is not available for co-branded Chase, but regular Chase cards, yeah, spend is OK on a BT.
interesting to see these chase bt offers. they dont give me any. Cap1 and 5/3 bank have bt offers galore but nothing for me and chase.
@woodyman100 wrote:I had that come up on a SW Premier card early last year. I have received NADA since.
Congrats
Same for me on British Airways. Had an offer but didn't take it....zilch since.
All other cards that I have taken BT offers on continue to offer me BT all the time.
Sick offer indeed, OP