Balance Transfer Credit Cards
Virgin Money raises some credit card rates by 50%Virgin Money has today announced that selected customers are to be hit with increases in credit card rates on purchases and balance transfers. |
Ten of the best credit cards for your finances in 2012If Christmas blew a hole in your finances a 0% interest credit card could be worth switching to so you have time to repay your debt before interest is applied. |
MBNA launch new long term balance transfer credit cardMBNA has launched a balance transfer credit card that offers zero per cent interest on balance transfers for 18 months. |
Barclaycard 'moves ahead of rivals'Confused.com has suggested a new 17 month 0 per cent balance transfer offer from Barclaycard has moved the bank ahead of rivals such as MBNA and Virgin. |
'Improved competition' in credit cards marketThose seeking a credit card this month could be set to benefit from improved competition in the market with the length of promotional rates on balance transfers and purchases at a record high. |
The best balance transfer credit cardsIf your Christmas spending spiralled out of control leading to credit card debts then now is a good time to consider transferring the balance to a balance transfer credit card. |
Britons' 2011 credit card balance transfers 'to top £2.8bn'Credit card balance transfers carried out by Britons in 2011 could pass the £2.8 billion mark, according to a forecast from Santander.' |
Finances 'should be top' of resolution listsMaking the effort to review products such as mortgages, savings accounts and credit cards could save consumers thousands of pounds each year. |
Christmas shoppers warned over using `wrong` credit cardsAs many as five million consumers risk paying over the odds for their Christmas shopping by using the "wrong" type of credit card for purchases, it has been claimed. |
Consumers urged to tackle financial spring cleaningConsumers could save thousands of pounds a year by carrying out a "spring clean" to get the best deals on financial products. |
Credit card rates 'highest since 1998'Interest rates on credit cards have been driven to a 12-year high of 18.8% after the economic downturn made lenders increasingly wary of risk, a new report has claimed. |
Cautious credit card lenders eliminating free balance transfersThe number of interest free credit card balance transfers has declined, according to a report. |
'Rate tarts' rejected by credit card providersOver one in ten consumers have had a credit card application rejected in the last year as providers tighten their criteria. |
Abbey relaunches Zero cardAbbey is today relaunching its Zero credit card, which has no foreign exchange fee and no cash advance fee. |
Personal loan and credit card rates rise as Bank rate dropsPersonal loan and credit card interest rates are failing to drop - despite the Bank of England dropping its rates from five per cent to 1.5 per cent since October. |
Credit card holders losing £1bn from small printChanges to credit card small print are leaving UK consumers as much as £1 billion out of pocket. |
5m loan and credit card applications rejectedA total of 3.37 million credit card and 1.55 million loan applications were rejected over the last six months. |
Are there still any 0% credit card deals?With the credit crunch making lenders unwilling to lend, are there any 0% credit card deals left? |
Scottish tarts look for trustRate tarts are ditching switching and looking for financial brands to trust in the current risky economic waters, according to new research. |
UK credit card limits cut by £3.1bnBrits have seen their credit card limits cut by £3.1 billion in the last six months. |
£1.1bn monthly credit card shuffleBritons are switching £1.1 billion between credit cards each month - as they search out the falling number of 0% credit card deals in the market. |
£9bn new year balance transferThe new year will see £9 billion in credit card balances transferred from plastic to plastic, according to research out today. |
Insolvencies up, credit card borrowing harderNext year will see an increase in insolvencies and a rise in the number of consumers turning to plastic to make ends meet. Borrowing on plastic is set to get harder. |
Credit card fees riseCredit card providers have hit consumers with 125 fees and rate hikes in the last two months. |
Credit cards up transfer feesCredit card firms are increasing balance transfers by 0.5 per cent. |
