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There are a lot of balance transfer credit cards with 0% intro APR. However, most of the cards will charge you a balance transfer fee, which is 3% on average. But often, even if you pay this balance transfer fee, you can still save money if you transfer your balances. The balance transfer credit cards come with different introductory periods on balance transfer, so we would recommend you to compare the offers to see which is the best fit for you. Also, pay attention to the ongoing interest rates as they will apply once the zero introductory period is over.

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