Credit card limits reduced.
Credit card companies have clawed back £5.29 billion in the past six months by cutting card limits13 March 2009
Credit card summary information improvements
Improvements to credit card comparison summary information13 February 2009
Credit card companies to freeze interest rises
Credit card companies have agreed to stop raising interest rates on their cards.12 December 2008
Credit card rate cut could be around the corner
Credit card bosses are due to meet with Business Secretary Lord Mandelson to discuss whether or not their current interest rates should be cut.26 November 2008
PocketCurrency Prepaid Credit Card Launched
Altair Financial Services International Plc (Altair), a leading global prepaid business solutions provider, has announced the launch of an innovative prepaid Foreign Exchange [FX] card for Currency Solutions, a specialist in the foreign exchange industry.11 November 2008
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0% Balance Transfer, 0% Purchase, Rewards Credit Cards0% Balance Transfer, 0% Purchase and Rewards offers are the most common offers included in credit cards and credit cards usually contain a mix of these offers.
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The main advantage of Balance Transfer Credit Cards is that you can transfer your debt from one credit card to another. The 0% Balance Transfer offer you get can save you serious money on repayments. Using a 0% Purchase Card allows you to keep your money in your bank and earn interest instead of giving your money away as soon as you make a purchase. The 0% interest period on purchases varies between credit card issuers. You should shop arround as in some cases you can get up to 12 months interest free credit on all purchases. Rewards Cards and Cash Back Cards give you rewards or cash back for using the card. The type of card you choose depends greatly on your lifestyle, so check the benefits of these cards carefully. |
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| Credit Card | Card Name | Typical APR | Information | More Details/Apply |
| All in One 10/10 Credit Card | 15.9% |  |
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| Virgin Atlantic American Express White Card | 17.9% | |
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| Virgin Credit Card | 16.6% | |
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