Tips for Credit card surfers

Written by Robert Armstrong


Moving money from credit card to credit card to take advantage of interest free balance transfers and effectively borrowing money for free. It's even possible to make money by borrowing money, transferringrepparttar debt to an interest free card and investingrepparttar 137463 cash in a high interest savings account untilrepparttar 137464 interest free period expires.

However, if you plan on being a serial card surfer, there are a number of things you need to do.

Firstly. Make sure you readrepparttar 137465 terms and conditions ofrepparttar 137466 card to which you're transferring your balance and are aware of exactly what you're signing up for. Some cards, for example insist that you spend a certain amount per month onrepparttar 137467 card in order to qualify forrepparttar 137468 interest free balance transfer.

Thinking about Re-mortgaging? Read these tips first.

Written by Robert Armstrong


More and more of use are signing up for limited time low interest rate mortgages and then switching to a different mortgage whenrepparttar low interest period expires.

It's a great way to save money and can, potentially, save you thousands in repayments. However, there are a few things you need to think about befoe you re-mortgage.

Firstly, check there's no early redemption penalty on your mortgage. These days most early redemption penalties expire atrepparttar 137462 same time asrepparttar 137463 low interest rate period, in which case there's no problem. Make sure that if your mortgage has an early redemption penalty that it does last beyond this period, otherwise it could cost you a significant amount of money.

Secondly, remember to take into account any additional costs when you re-mortgage. These could include an application fee for your new mortgage, legal fees, a valuation fee, or a fee for paying off your existing mortgage early. You need to include these fees in your calculations ehn you work out how much you'll save.

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