Very nice! Any cashback available anywhere?

Good find OP.

"0.50% fee is applied ‎to all balance transfers, which is fully refunded in 60 days" - why do they bother doing that? Or do they charge interest on the fee for those 60 days and therefore it isn't really 0% ?

Whilst it is annoying that they do this as it catches most customers, there is nothing stopping you just funding the card with the 0.5% fee out of your own pocket as soon as the balance transfer debits the account. Minimum repayment on the card is 1% of the balance, so just see it as making an extra half-month repayment up front.

If you get part way through the application (but don't submit it) and think... hm I don't like the proposed credit limit, let's try and alter my application to request more.... they then don't allow you to complete that or any other application for 30 days.

ARGH

You make your transfer (say £1000) then immediately manually pay 0.5% (£50) onto the account using your debit card. This clears the transfer fee (payments go towards the balance with the highest interest first) and avoids interest being owed on it in the interim between the transfer going through and your first subsequent payment hitting (which could be as much as 7 weeks time).

I usually accept the possibility of a day or two in interest and make a payment to the account only when I actually see the balance transfer fee on the online list of recent transactions, but no doubt this probably works anyway.

can you tranfer from say a mastercard with TSB to this card?

oops iv just read thr T&Cs its not possible.

I don't think I've EVER seen a 0% balance transfer card that will allow you to transfer a balance from another one of their own cards (for obvious reasons).

Got rejected

Card to card transfer only? Or to a current account?