0% Credit Card News

What are the current 0% NatWest credit card offers and deals, for UK customers?

For a long time NatWest credit card offers were unavailable to UK customers looking for a new credit card with a 0% introductory deal.

NatWest, had announced that the bank would no longer offer 0% introductory offers to new customers. This decision was made back in 2014, by parent company RBS.

The bank said that the existing 0% NatWest credit card offers would be withdrawn. …. Read More »

HSBC Bank regularly change the HSBC credit card offers available in the UK credit card market.

The HSBC credit card offers include cards with long 0% introductory offers on balance transfers, as well as 0% introductory offers on purchases.

The current HSBC credit card offers are available to all UK customers looking for a new 0% credit card. The main HSBC interest free credit cards can be applied for by HSBC customers, as well as …. Read More »

The M and S credit card range currently offers a choice of different M and S card deals for customers in the UK.

The M&S Transfer Plus card is the M&S credit card for customers who are looking to make a balance transfer. This Marks and Spencer credit card has a very long 0% introductory offer on balance transfers. This M & S credit card also has a competitive lower balance transfer fee.

The …. Read More »

The Nationwide credit card offers 0% introductory offers on balance transfers and on purchases. The Nationwide credit cards also offer customers, unlimited commission-free purchases abroad.

These Nationwide credit card offers are now available only to Nationwide members. To apply for the Nationwide credit card, you must be a Member of Nationwide. This means you already have a current account, mortgage or savings account with Nationwide.

The Nationwide Member credit card all rounder offer has 0% for 15 …. Read More »

The AA credit card is now no longer available to new UK customers.

The AA credit cards were previously issued by Bank of Ireland UK. All credit cards issued by Bank of Ireland were transferred to a new credit card provider, Jaja Finance, in October 2020. Bank of Ireland UK had decided to exit the UK credit card market.

As a result of the change of card providers in the UK, all existing customers …. Read More »

Bank of Scotland have withdrawn the longest Bank of Scotland Platinum credit card from the UK market. The removal of this Bank of Scotland credit card was effective from 23rd February 2018.

The now withdrawn Bank of Scotland Platinum credit card had offered 0% for up to 36 months on balance transfers. The card had a 3% balance transfer and a representative 19.9% APR variable. This Bank of Scotland credit card also had an offer of …. Read More »