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These are some of the best credit card offers that are available in the UK, listed with important information such as balance transfer fees, introductory offers, cash back rates, reward schemes and links to more in depth reviews of each card.

Card Provider Intro Balance Transfer Intro 0% Purchases Cash Back/ Rewards Extras Apply Now

Virgin Credit Card
15.9%
0% for 13 Months
[2.98% fee]
0% for 3 Months Virgin Reward points Get an additional 10% discount at Virgin Megastores, Wines, Holidays and insurance products. Also, 75% discount at Virgin Active. Apply Now

Abbey Credit Card
15.9%
0% for 12 Months
[2% fee]
0% for 3 Months None Online account management, up to 56 days interest free credit, free purchase protection insurance and up to £100,000 travel accident insurance. Apply Now

Nat West
16.9%

0% for 9 Months
[2% fee]

0% for 9 Months
None Up to 56 days interest free credit on your purchases and online account management. Additional benefits are available for Gold & Platinum applicants. Apply Now

Egg
16.9%
0% until 1st Nov 2007
[2.5% fee]
0% until 1st Sept 2007 Discounts at selected retailers Anniversary offers of 0% on balance transfers made in March 2008 & March 2009 for 5 months. Internet shopping guarantee, online account management, active fraud monitoring & more Apply Now

Nectar Credit Card
12.9%
None None Earn Nectar reward points, double at selected retailers Earn 1000 Nectar points with your first purchase. Also, a competitive rate of interest, great customer service and online account management. Backed by American Express. Apply Now

Citi Platinum
16.9%
0% for 12 Months
[3% fee]
0% for 3 months None Includes Citi Identity Theft Solutions, price match guarantee, free purchase protection and free extended 12 months warranty on electrical goods bought with the Citibank mastercard. Apply Now

American Express Platinum
14.9%
None None 3% cash back for 3 months [standard 1.5%] No maximum limit to the amount of cash back that you earn, no annual fee, free purchase protection, free additional cards, refund protection up to £200 and also an online fraud guarantee. Apply Now

Post Office
14.9%
0% for 8 months
[2.5% fee]
0% for 3 Months None 0% commission on purchases abroad, a lower rate is avaiable for large purchases, free purchase protection and no annual fee Apply Now

Capital One
34.9%
None None None Aimed at applicants with a bad credit history, apply online and get an answer within 1 minute. Choice of card designs and spending limits of between £500 and £2,500 - reviewed after your 4th statement provided you stay within your credit limit. Apply Now

 

 

 

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