Unlocking the Mystery: How AI Legalese Decoder Can Simplify Allocation of Payments for Older and Newer Credit Amounts
- May 20, 2024
- Posted by: legaleseblogger
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## Analyzing Credit Transfer Options
Hi there,
Wanting to check my thinking on moving some credit around in the following steps and looking for any red flags:
1. Money transfer from my Virgin card for 0% at 10 months till April 2025
I am considering transferring some credit from my Virgin card to Barclaycard for a longer 0% rate since Barclays is offering 0% on balance transfers until May 2026. This way, I can take advantage of the lower interest rate for a longer period.
2. Transfer some of this credit from Virgin to Barclaycard for a longer 0% rate as have an offer from Barclays for 0% on balance transfers till May 2026
Given that my Barclaycard already has circa £4k on it with an expiry of the 0% coming up in October 2025, I plan to have this paid off by then. By strategically reallocating my credit, I aim to optimize my repayment schedule and minimize interest charges.
3. Barclaycard already has circa £4k on it with an expiry of the 0% coming up in October 2025 so was planning on having this paid off by then.
My understanding is that I can do the first two steps fine – I.e. transferring the money transfer credit amount will be fine and retain the 0% on the outstanding amount with Virgin. However, I am unsure about how payments to my Barclaycard credit balance will be allocated.
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I am then wondering how any payments to my Barclaycard credit balance will be allocated – both transfer amounts will have 0% but I want to be sure the older debt (with 0% until October 2025) will be paid off first before the newer debt (with 0% until May 2026). I think it should be allocated to the older debt but I can’t find a definitive answer.
Any help much appreciated! Thanks.
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It will say clearly in the terms box on the back of the statement, but yeh if they are both 0%, they usually pay the oldest debt off first regardless of when it’s actually due. I screwed myself with this by doing some 15 month transfers but actually having to pay them off before 12 month transfers because of this rule.