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Hi all! I haven't been on here in so long! My husband is looking for a balance transfer card, preferably with no fee. His balance is with Navy Federal, so that's out. He also travels with American Airlines at least once a week. I suggested discover and citi's American Airlines card. I know they also have a Barclays card now. But I'm not too familiar with it. His profile is flawless, 800ish credit score. Any suggestions on cards?! Thanks in advance. He's transferring a balance of around 20k.
To begin with, what other cards does he have?
Usaa platinum rewards, Kay jewelers, and nfcu platinum
I would say Discover. BB&T has it but they charge a fee 4% i think. BOA I think has it
@Anonymous wrote:Hi all! I haven't been on here in so long! My husband is looking for a balance transfer card, preferably with no fee. His balance is with Navy Federal, so that's out. He also travels with American Airlines at least once a week. I suggested discover and citi's American Airlines card. I know they also have a Barclays card now. But I'm not too familiar with it. His profile is flawless, 800ish credit score. Any suggestions on cards?! Thanks in advance. He's transferring a balance of around 20k.
What are his limits? AAoA? Its going to be hard trying to get a bt card with a limit to handle 20k out of the gate. Id suggest a personsl loan.
25k on nfcu(1year) , 20k on usaa(2 years) and about 10k on Kay(6 years).
Why not a 2nd Card with USAA? And or request a CLI on the current USAA CC.
Their CCs have BT offers that don't have transfer fees.
They tap out at $50k exposure the last I checked.
He could transfer a portion of the balance there.
App for another Navy Fed CC.
BT that balance back to Navy that was on USAA. Make sure he apps for a Navy CC with a good BT offer.
Then BT the remaining balance off the original Navy CC to the USAA CC.
Do you follow?
I do follow. I don't see any current offers for BTs with usaa without any fees. I checked earlier.
So the USAA doesn't have the 1.99% APR, no transfer fee offer?
Darn!
I currently have this on one of my USAA CCs. I was betting y'all would have it as well.
Another option, join First Tech or a similar outfit and app for one of their CCs. Request a nice limit that can hold at least half that Navy CC balance. Some CUs allow you to request your limit instead of just rolling the dice.
And also app for a 2nd Navy CC.
First tech CCs go up to $100k in limits.https://www.firsttechfed.com/credit-cards/credit-cards
Shuffle the load around until the balances are under 0% or even 1.99%. Which is still lower than any standard credit card APR.
You guys may need to apply for multiple 0% cards if you don't get 20k right out the gate. Keep that in mind.