Virgin Money launches the first-ever 40 MONTH 0% balance transfer credit card | Daily Mail Online
Though I think my percentage rate is slightly wrong.
Virgin do the first 0%, 40 month deal credit card. Virgin is interesting because for 4% they actually pay the cash into your bank account if you want as opposed to just a cash transfer (2.99%)
You could speculate with this dirty cash loan. Borrow 15k and
(1) Invest in the Stock Market at it's year low and wait for a 10% return every year
(2) Put it on red at the casino and double it!
(3) Stick it in a cash ISA fixed at 3% for the next 3.5 years (Make a return of 1200 quid for nothing at the end)
(4) Stick it in Zopa and make a return of 2500 quid at the end for nothing.
(5) Pay for all of your contracting expenses up front for the next 3.5 years and stick it on this years tax return, thus avoiding the changes to T&E in April.
So many options. What would you do?
Though I think my percentage rate is slightly wrong.
Virgin do the first 0%, 40 month deal credit card. Virgin is interesting because for 4% they actually pay the cash into your bank account if you want as opposed to just a cash transfer (2.99%)
You could speculate with this dirty cash loan. Borrow 15k and
(1) Invest in the Stock Market at it's year low and wait for a 10% return every year
(2) Put it on red at the casino and double it!
(3) Stick it in a cash ISA fixed at 3% for the next 3.5 years (Make a return of 1200 quid for nothing at the end)
(4) Stick it in Zopa and make a return of 2500 quid at the end for nothing.
(5) Pay for all of your contracting expenses up front for the next 3.5 years and stick it on this years tax return, thus avoiding the changes to T&E in April.
So many options. What would you do?
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