The Virgin Money Credit Card has to be one of our favourite reviewed cards in recent weeks.
The opportunity to save an absolute fortune is apparent when you see:
0% p.a. on balance transfers for 15 months (2.98% handling fee applies)
0% p.a. on card purchases for 3 months
It’s a no brainer really when you might be paying 15% - 20% APR on your balance elsewhere. 15 months 0% even with 2.98% handling fee really is quite an exceptional deal.
Other great features include:
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If you’re a devoted Football fan then the Barclaycard Football Credit Card could be right up your alley.
With the new football season just beginning you could enjoy some really interesting features with this new offer from Barclays.
Features include:
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You can’t knock Capital One for their marketing persistence. It seems that virtually every month I get some form of letter through the mail offering a unique deal I simply can’t miss.
I wouldn’t be able to confirm that they offer anything unique, but they are competitive.
The Capital One Platinum MasterCard incorporates:
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It appears the world of credit cards is about to get the Hello Kitty Platinum Plus Visa. Feted as the first Hello Kitty credit card offered by Sanrio - this baby could be giving you financial help some time soon!
The Hello Kitty Platinum Plus is expected to offer usual reward points, but no air miles unfortunately!
Londoners will be glad to hear that by September 2007 you should be able to use a mash up of the very successful Oyster Card and Barclays credit card. Many Londoners I speak to complain about their wallets overflowing with various types of plastic so any efforts to help that problem will probably be most welcome.
The Barclaycard OnePulse as it’s known, will offer payment of purchases under £10 by swiping the card on readers in shops, car parks and vending machines.
According to This Is Money:
“It is the result of a deal between Barclaycard, Visa and Transport for London. It will be the first time the Oyster card system has been added to a bank card, and the first time a contactless payment system, where users do not need to enter a Pin or sign for purchases under £10, has been used in Britain.”
‘We believe Barclaycard OnePulse is the future of payments in London and hope as many Londoners as possible enjoy the benefits when it is rolled out in the autumn,’ said Elizabeth Chambers of Barclaycard. The company is signing up hundreds of retailers, including newsagents, coffee shops and cafés, who will install card readers at their tills.
