l recently bought a TV at Circuit City. l intended to buy it cash, but a salesperson informed me of a '24-months with no interest' deal if l were to open a Circuit City credit card and purchase the TV with that.

l decided to accept and keep my money earning interest in the bank.

Now, l can cut checks each month to pay the bills, but l was wondering if it is wise to just set my 'real' credit card to just auto-pay the balance on my Circuit City card.

l have no debt and always pay my balance in full each month. Is it wise to let my 'real' credit card auto-pay my Circuit City balance, or should l manually pay it off each month?
To respondents like Emma F:

The real reason to use a credit card is to be able to accrue interest on your money over the payback period, instead of spending it all at once. With a 0% Financing option, you get all that time for your money to earn interest.

So please, only people with a functional understanding need respond. l just needed to know if l could transfer balance from one credit card to another to avoid having to pay two different bills.

America has been paying credit card bills with other credit cards for many years. That is why the average family is loaded with debt. They're not too bright!

Yes you can what it will be called is a balance transfer. What you will do is you take the card that you want to pay off find out the balance. Then the card you want to pay it off with, call the # on the back of that card and tell them you want to do a balance transfer. Then you will give the card # of the card you want to pay off and boom. Done deal. Balance on that other card with transfer to your new one and your set

yes, you can do a balance transfer on your credit card with another. Recently there have been some very good promotional 0% interest rate cards for 12 months. l saw some very good ones at the site below. If you get one of these cards and use it to pay off your other cards, you do not get charged interest for 12 months and you can pay if off faster because all your payment will be going towards the principal. good luck!

Why would you do that? You should have bought the TV with cash. Just use the cash you were going to buy the TV with and pay the Circuit City card. They are both ''real'' credit cards. You need to grow up.