Credit Card 0% period cut short

  • AnaG's Avatar
    Fresh Eyes
    Did anyone else has been through this?
    I got my credit card through MoneySupermarket at an offer of over 29 months 0% interest.
    This morning I got an email saying that my 0% will expire in April,after 9 months just.

    I wouldn’t have bothered in the first place if I knew this as they were other credit cards that I could choose from,but this one had the longest period.

    I did not prepared for this and I am a bit worried and I hope is just an error.
    I am thinking it might have to do with the change to Barclays but in the same time shouldn’t they respect the agreed period? Or they can cut it off whenever they want?
    I’ve made the minimum payments in time if this will be a question.
    I expected to clear my balance sometimes in the autumn,but April is way too soon and will affect my finances.

    Any advice? And anyone else went through this?

    Thank you!
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  • ChristopherP's Avatar
    Your Community Expert
    @AnaG Hey there, thanks for getting in touch!

    When you take a Balance Transfer card with us, you are also given an introductory 0% period on Money Transfers. We are obligated to let you know when that period expires whether you took the option or not.

    Any existing Balance Transfers you've processed won't be affected by this and will expire on the date you were given when you opened the account.

    If you'd like us to check this for your own peace of mind, please send a private message.


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