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| Card Provider: | Typical APR: | Intro Transfer: | BT Fee: | Intro Purchase: | Notes: | Details: |
 Egg Credit Card |
17.9% | 0% until Oct 1st 2011 | 3% | 0% until Nov 1st 2010 | Earn cash back while shopping with Egg's online retailer offers - over 1500 available! Also, free online fraud protection and internet delivery insurance included. | |
 Tesco Clubcard Credit Card |
16.9% | 0% for 9 months | 2.9% | 0% for 13 months | A fantastic introductory offer of 0% on all purchases made for 13 months. Earn 1 Clubcard point for every £4 that you spend anywhere in the world. Additionally, your card doubles as a Clubcard, so when you use your Tesco Clubcard Credit Card to pay at Tesco, not only will you get 1 point for every £4 you spend, you will also collect points from Clubcard! | |
 Virgin 12/12 Credit Card |
18.9% | 0% for 12 months | 2.98% | 0% for 12 months | Fantastic introductory offer of 0% interest for 12 months on both purchases and balance transfers [2.98% fee]. There is no annual fee, up tp 50 days interest free credit on card purchases, online account management and also access to Virgin's great discount scheme. | |
 Virgin Credit Card |
16.6% | 0% for 14 months | 2.98% | 0% for 3 months | A free month at Virgin Active and Virgin Media. Also, discounts at Virgin Wines, insurance products, Virgin experience and Virgin Holidays. | |
 Barclaycard Platinum |
16.9% | 0% for 15 months | 2.9% | 0% for 3 months | A great 0% introductory balance transfer offer from Barclaycard. Also offering the Barclaycard Freedom reward scheme that offers you up to 1% cash back on all purchases that you make which can be redeemed at selected retailers. | |
 Nat West Platinum Credit Card |
16.9% | 0% for 16 months | 2.9% | 0% for 3 months | No annual fee and up to 56 days interest free credit. | |
 Halifax One Card |
15.9% | 0% for 10 months | 3% | 0% for 10 months | Great introductory offers on both balanace transfers and 0% on purchases, choice of card colours, online account management | |
 Barclaycard Platinum Simplicity |
6.8% | None | None | A credit card intended for long term use. Pay using contactless technology for items that are priced £15 and under. | ||
 MBNA Platinum Plus |
16.9% | 0% for 13 months | 2.9% | 0% for 3 months | Manage your account online, fraud protection included with the great introductory offer. Also, 0% on cash transfers for 14 months from your card to your current account [4% fee]. | |
 Play.com |
16.9% | 0% for 6 months | 1.5% | 0% for 9 months | Earn Play.com points as you spend with the added bonus of 0% on purchases for 9 months. Comes with a shorter term balance transfer offer but only 1.5% fee - great of you know you can pay the debt off in 6 months. | |
 Bank of Scotland All In One Card |
15.9% | 0% for 10 months | 3% | 0% for 10 months | Fantastic introductory offer of 0% on purchases and balance transfers, online account management and a choice of 5 colours for your new card. | |
 BMI Credit Card |
16.9% | 0% for 12 months | 3% | 0% for 3 months | Automatic membership for the Diamond Club frequent flyer program, earn 1.5 miles for every £1 spent - 3 miles if you use the card at BMI.com to book a flight. | |
 Miles and More American Express Credit Card |
16.9% | 0% for 12 months | 3% | 0% for 3 months | Free 1500 miles added to your account when you first use the card. For the initial 6 months you will earn 2 miles for every £1 spent, after 6 months 1.5 miles for every £1 spent. Points can be used for flights, upgrades, hotel stays and more with no expiration on your miles. | |
 MBNA Life Of Balance Transfer |
16.9% | 5.9% for life of transfer | 2% | None | Balances transferred within the first 60 days are applicable for the life of balance 5.9% rate, online fraud protection using Verified by Visa and also MBNA secure. | |
 Royal Bank of Scotland Platinum |
16.9% | 0% for 16 months | 2.9% | 0% for 3 months | Online account management, review of your credit limit after 6 months of card use. Up to 56 days of interest free credit is possible. | |
 Capital One PROGRESS |
34.9% | n/a | n/a | Helps to rebuild your credit and you could shrink your rate to as low as 14.9% APR by staying within credit limit [up to £2,500] and paying at least the minimum each month | ||
 Barclaycard Initial |
29.9% | None | None | Aimed at applicants who have a poor credit history. Low credit limits are applied to the card and may be reviewed at a later date. Contactless technology for purchases under �??�?�£15. | ||
 Vanquis Credit Card |
39.9% | none | none | The Vanquis Visa Card is available to people who have had CCJs (now cleared) or credit problems in the past with a credit limit designed to suit your personal needs. | ||
 Classic |
34.9% | none | none | For bad credit applicants, those who have been refused elsewhere and applicants seeking to build some credit history. Free identity theft service, choice of great card designs, up to £2,500 credit limit and promise an increase after 4th payment if you pay on time. |
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