When I first started this blog I was really focused on getting rid of debt using my debt snowball. However, since I paid it all off I realized I haven’t really posted it about it that much, but I was thinking bout what was one of the first steps I took to pay off all my consumer debt? I transferred all the balances to a zero percent credit card.
Zero Percent Balance Transfer Offers
Below are just two examples of 0% Balance Transfer Offers:
| Discover® More® CardBy Discover | |
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The Discover® More® Card is ideal if you want to earn cash back on your purchases. Through the rewards program, cardholders earn a 5% Cashback Bonus® in categories like travel, home, gas, restaurants, movies, and more. Plus, you’ll earn up to 1% for general purchases. You can also earn up to a double Cashback Bonus® for redeeming your rebates for gift certificates from participating Discover Card Partners. The card has no annual fee and features an attractive 0% introductory APR on balance transfers for 12 months, and a 0% introductory APR on purchases for 6 months. The interest rate on purchases is reasonable after the introductory rate expires, and common benefits and services are also provided.Apply Now |
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I think those deals (and most nowadays) have a balance transfer fee with them, so that’s something to look out for.