Balance Transfer Advice
Read the latest advice from the Bankrate team on balance transfers — include who should get a balance transfer credit card, how to execute a balance transfer and everything in between.
- Balance Transfer Basics
Balance transfers are useful tools in wiping out high APR debt with responsible use.
Here’s how to do a balance transfer, which could help you pay off debt faster.
Find out what a balance transfer is and why you should keep track of it.
Create a debt repayment plan to get more out of your balance transfer card.
Closing a credit account can hurt your credit score, even after a balance transfer.
Learn these important steps to build a successful financial journey after completing a balance transfer.
If your balance transfer is denied, you still have plenty of options.
Learn more options available to you if you have outstanding debt after the end of a balance transfer period.
Learn about five ways in which you can break out of the credit card debt cycle.
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The Latest Advice for Balance Transfers
Here’s what you need to know about credit card debt settlement.
A balance transfer credit card from Wells Fargo can help you consolidate and pay down your existing credit card balances.
When is a balance transfer a bad idea? Here’s when to avoid a balance transfer.
Pay down debt with a Bank of America credit card balance transfer.
Make a plan to pay off a balance transfer before its promotional period ends.
Find out everything you need to know about transferring a balance with Chase.
Regardless of the amount, spending beyond your credit limit is generally a bad idea.
Before you toss your year-end credit card summary, take a closer look for valuable insights into your finances.