MBNA launches no fee credit card
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MBNA launches no fee credit card
By admin | September 23rd, 2009 | Balance TransfersA no fee credit card has been launched by financial giant MBNA, and this could help many consumers to save money on the cost of their credit card bills, which will prove invaluable in the current financial climate.
Virgin offering fee free balance transfer card
By admin | August 17th, 2009 | Balance TransfersVirgin Money is offering consumers the chance to save some money on transferring their credit card balances by launching a fee free 0 percent balance transfer credit card offer that could help some consumes to save a tidy sum on the amount that they have to pay.
Switching credit cards could make a holiday more affordable
By admin | May 29th, 2009 | Balance TransfersAt this time of year with the summer holidays fast approaching a rising number of parents and families may be thinking about booking a getaway. However, in the current financial climate with people trying to cut back on their spending finding something affordable may prove to be a problem.
Halifax extended interest free period on balance transfer card
By admin | May 21st, 2009 | Balance TransfersThere was good news for credit card customers that are looking to transfer the balances off their high interest credit cards onto an interest free balance transfer credit card recently, with one major provider announcing that it was extending the interest free period available on its balance transfer card.
Return of the Abbey Zero card
By admin | May 19th, 2009 | Balance Transfers, Credit CardsMany consumers will be glad to hear that the Zero credit card from banking giant Abbey has made a comeback, as this card could prove ideal for those that are planning to head abroad on their holidays.
Many consumers are not switching to 0 percent credit cards
By admin | April 10th, 2009 | Balance TransfersAccording to a recent report many consumers in the UK are still failing to switch to 0 percent credit cards in order to save money on interest, despite the ongoing financial crisis and the struggle that many households are facing when it comes to their finances.
New 0% balance transfer card launched by Abbey
By admin | March 23rd, 2009 | Balance TransfersEarlier this month the Spanish owned High Street bank, Abbey, launched a new balance transfer credit card that could benefit many consumers.
Interest rates on credit cards are still on the rise
By admin | March 16th, 2009 | Balance TransfersSome industry officials and consumers have expressed concern because the interest rates that are being charged on some credit cards are still rising even though the base interest rate has plummeted to its lowest level in the history of the Bank of England, at just 1 percent.
American Express Doubles Some Card Repayments
By admin | January 25th, 2009 | Balance TransfersA major credit card provider is said to have secretly doubled monthly repayments for its customers according to a recent report.
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