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Corona Crisis and Business Credit Cards
I pay all my Renovarions and expenses of the Rentals with Credit Cards. I have Bank of America Business Credit Cards which now have a high balance, they are still not charging interest due to the initial 7 months at 0% interest, but interests will start next month.
I saw Citibank is offering 12 months at 0%. My thought is to get a Citibank Business Card at 0% for 12 months and making a balance tranfer from the Bank of America credit cards to the Citibank Credit Cards. ( under this crisis it makes sense )
Has anyone done something like this ? What do you think ?