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Check your email. I just got this Exclusive Offer for NFCU Cardholders.
Make a balance transfer to your existing NFCU credit card ending in XXXX and enjoy a 0% intro APR on the balance transferred for 12 months.
It gets better. The balance transfer fee is 0% and they did a comparison of other banks' transfer fees: USAA 3%, Citibank 3%, and BoA 3%.
If you received the exclusive offer, it expires April 30, 2017.
Why does this have to be offered when all my CCs already have 0% interest?
Yep got exact same offer.. Only carrying approx 1k balance on PenFed at 4.99, but hey why not transfer it to NFCU since no BT fee and 0% for a year. Every penny counts . Hopefully many others got this offer as well that can use it to better potential than myself!
I got one just today from NFCU for 2.99% APR for 18 months.
Still waiting to see a zero APR offer. Nothing just yet. Bahhh
@CreditMagic7 wrote:I got one just today from NFCU for 2.99% APR for 18 months.
Still waiting to see a zero APR offer. Nothing just yet. Bahhh
I received one from NF 2.99% for 12 months and also just received one from Citi .99% for 12 months. (+fee)
I received the 0% APR offer and used it in December, but no recent offer here.
Perhaps they are sending this message to those who did not use one already.
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditMagic7 wrote:I got one just today from NFCU for 2.99% APR for 18 months.
Still waiting to see a zero APR offer. Nothing just yet. Bahhh
I received one from NF 2.99% for 12 months and also just received one from Citi .99% for 12 months. (+fee)
Cool!
I think i will actually use the 2.99 APR BT offer so to get some mileage with NFCU because not much activity is been going to them at all.
Maybe that will help.
No offer for me. I'm carrying a balance of > $3300 on my Citi DC at 0% APR but the promo expires next month. I have the cash to pay it off but if I were to get a 0% APR $0 balance transfer fee offer to my NFCU card, I might consider it to allow more time for the money to sit generating interest. Furthermore, my NFCU card has a higher CL so would lower my individual util. But it is only about 4 months old (got it in October or November?) so may need more history with them.