a transaction fee that is charged to the cardholder's account when transferring an outstanding balance from one credit card to another
A one-time fee charged by a credit card company to transfer a balance from another account to that particular credit card. It is generally 1% to 5% of the transferred balance (sometimes up to a certain dollar value). For example, a balance transfer fee could be 3% of the transferred balance up to a maximum of $50. Not all credit cards charge this fee.
Charging the consumer a fee for transferring an outstanding balance from one card to another.
A fee which some card issuers may impose if you transfer outstanding balances from one card to your current card account. This fee is in addition to any interest rate which may be charged on the amount of the transferred balance.
A fee charged by a credit card company to transfer a balance from one account to another. This fee can be anywhere from 1%-5% of the balance amount. However, many credit card companies do not charge this fee. Contact the credit card issuer for their specific fees.
A fee charged to customers when transferring outstanding balances from one credit card to another credit card. Customers generally transfer outstanding balances to obtain better interest rates.
A fee charged by a credit card issuer for balance transfers. It can be either a small percentage of the amount being transferred or a fixed dollar amount. Not all credit cards charge this fee.
The cost associated with transferring a balance from one credit card to another; Generally, this fee ranges from 0% to 5% of the balance amount, but is not collected by all credit card companies.
A balance transfer fee is charged to customers for making a balance transfer to discourage them from doing so.
the fee you can be charged for transferring your unpaid credit from one credit card account to another.
Fee which may be charged to customers for transferring an outstanding balance from one account to a different account.
A charge for moving a balance or loan to another provider.
A fee charged for transferring an outstanding balance from one creditor to another.
Some credit card issuers charge a fee for transferring a balance from another card. Balance transfer fees vary from card to card but it is typically 1-2 percent of the amount being transferred, often the fee cannot exceed a certain dollar amount, for example, 1% of the balance transfer amount but no more than $50. Many balance transfer offers come without fees.
Fee charged customers for transferring an outstanding balance from one card to another. Can be a flat fee or percentage of the transfer.