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Written by Amelia Watts
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Thursday, 30 August 2007 |
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Consumers are feeling the impact of the recent interest rate rises, not only are you paying more for your Mortgages but your credit card rates will have increased too. So to make your Credit Card work hard for you DHE have brought you the best deals we found. | 0% on Balance Transfers | Lender | Standard Rate APR | 0% balance transfer period | Fee | Purchases | Mint | 14.9% | 1st Dec 2008 | 2.5% | 1st May 2008 | Barclaycard | 14.9% | 14 months | 2.5% | 0% for 3 months | Tesco | 14.9% | 12 months | 2.5% | 0% for 3 months | Barclays Flexi | 15.9% | 1st May 2008 | 3% | 0% for 10 months | Capital One | 15.9% | 1st May 2008 | 3% | 1st May 2008 |
| Introductory Rates | Lender | Standard Rate APR | 0% Introductory period | Interest free period | Purchases | Halifax | 15.9% | 12 months | 59 Days | 0% | HSBC | 15.9% | 12 months | 56 Days | 0% | Marks & Spencer’s | 17.9% | 31st March 2008 | 55 Days | 0% | Sainsbury Bank | 15.9% | 12 months | 50 Days | 0% |
| Best Standard Rates | Lender | Rate | Card type | Barclaycard | 6.8% | Simplicity Visa | Halifax | 8.9% | Flat Rate Mcard | Intelligent Finance | 8.9% | Flat Rate Mcard | Capital One | 9.9% | Platinum | Co-op | 11.9% | Clear Visa |
These rates may not be available to all applicants and will be subject to status. Fees as stated may vary dependant on product.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 09 October 2007 )
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