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£56,058 was the average household debt (including mortgages) in February 2012.

Source: Credit Action (www.creditaction.org.uk)

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Do you normally switch credit cards at the end of a 0 per cent balance transfer offer?

296 people took part in our 0% balance transfer offer poll. 55% of those who were polled said that they always switch credit cards at the end of a 0% balance transfer offer. Another 16% said that they 'sometimes' switch.

The remaining 29% of people said that they don't switch at the end of an introductory 0% offer. Of this 29%, almost two thirds said they didn't move their balance to another card because they couldn't be bothered. The other third said that they forgot to transfer their balance.

 
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