Remember even with 0% bt offers, there is usually a bt fee of 2-3% which gets charged right away. Also, remember with some 0% bt offers, if you don't pay off before period is done, you need to backdate the interest on the card on remaining balance. Chase, Citibank, discover all have 12+ month 0% bt offers. However bt fee will apply. Credit unions might offer some 0 bt fee offers and relatively low interest rate. For example my local cu has 0 bt fee and the visa is around 7%. With most 0% bt offers having 3% bt fee, if Papuan on paying down within 6 months, it is cheaper to go with the 7% credit union card.
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Hey! With such a high utility it mightAbe a challenge to get approved for a card with the limit you need. My sis was in the same boat and had to app 2 cards at 0% to transfer her balances. Not recommending this just providing info. Anyway, there are several different great cards out there right now. Few that come to mind: citi diamond 15 mo 0%, citi simplicity 15 mo 0%, chase freedom 15 mo 0%(100 cash back), discover more (both 15/18 mo 0%). Check out nerd wallet. They list and compare a lot of great offers. NFCU will approve for a high limit but you may not get the balance transfer offer at opening. Good Luck!
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