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BillSavings > Financial Tools > Balance Transfer Calculator

Credit Card Balance Transfer Savings Calculator


Card	Balance	Interest Rate (APR)
1	$	%
2	$	%
3	$	%
4	$	%
5	$	%


Enter information about the credit card you're transferring to or use the example below:
Introductory interest rate (APR)	%
Introductory interest rate term	(month)
Annual fee	$
Balance transfer fee (% of balance)	%
Balance transfer fee (maximum fee)	$
Learn more about this calculator... This calculator computes the amount of interest you'll save by transfering your existing credit card balances to a low introductory rate credit card. Read the details of the credit card offer you're considering to make sure you understand all the fees that may be associated with the transfer. Some cards have a flat fee for each transfer, some use a percentage of the balance transfered with a maximum. Some 0% introductory rates do not apply to balance transfers, just new purchases. New purchases and balance transfers may be treated differently. The savings shown are calculated from the difference in total simple interest charges for the introductory period between the credit cards you currently have and the new low introductory rate card, minus the transfer fees. Your actual savings may be different due to your purchase activity, payments, and other fees charged.

Compare several credit card offers to find the best low introductory APR balance transfer credit card for you.

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