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There are a lot of balance transfer credit cards that offer 0% intro APR on balance transfers. You can choose any credit card you like with a zero introductory period that suits you. Most of the balance transfer cards come with a balance transfer fee. The fee is usually around 3% of each balance transfer. Then, as you choose your card, pay attention to the ongoing interest rates. If you are planning to keep your new card, you will want as low ongoing APR as possible. Other features, that a balance transfer card may have, are no annual fees and rewards. You may want to consider them as well.

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