0% Credit Cards - Introductory 0% Purchase Rate Offers

Planning a spending spree but looking for some 'free' credit? A 0% interest purchase rate credit card offer may be just what you are looking for. It can offer you free credit for an introductory period before the standard apr is applied.

Card Provider	0% Intro Purchases	0% Intro Transfers	Cash Back/ Rewards	Extras	Apply Now
Nat West 16.9%	0% for 9 Months	0% for 9 Months [2%fee]	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
Post Office 14.9%	0% for 3 months	0% for 8 months [2.5% fee]	Can use card as a personal loan	0% commission on purchases abroad, a lower rate is avaiable for large purchases, free purchase protection and no annual fee	Apply Now
Virgin 15.9%	0% for 3 months	0% for 13 Months [2.5% fee]	Virgin reward points	Get an additional 10% discount at Virgin Megastores, Wines, Holidays and insurance products. Also, 75% discount at Virgin Active.	Apply Now
Barclaycard Platinum 14.9%	0% for 3 months	0% for 12 months [2.5% fee]	None	Offers and incentives from a number of top UK retailers including Thomas cook, BuyaGift, Phone4u, Blockbuster & more. Free purchase protection, online fraud guarantee an identity protection.	Apply Now
Egg 15.9%	Up to 6 months	Up to 9 months [2.5% fee]	Egg incentives and 0% balance transfers deals until 2009	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

Credit Card Insurance
No sooner do you have a nice, shiny new credit card than the phone calls start. Would you like insurance, medical cover, extended this and extra that? The clever card holder resists the telephone sales pitches and reaches for the small print…

How To Avoid Paying Those Pesky Credit And Debit Card Fees
It seems that UK credit and debit card providers would like to charge us each and every time we use our plastic cards these days. While the charge for each separate individual transaction may not seem like much, add them up over a month or two and suddenly the amount has some value. So, how do we avoid having to pay pesky fees to UK credit and debit card providers?

How To Manage Your Store Card
Many major outlets offer store cards. These provide an easy way for consumers to defer payment for purchases. Store cards are promoted over public address systems in shops and by shop assistants at checkouts. So it's no surprise that there are more than 14 million store cards accounts in the UK.