0% Credit Card News

What are the current Tesco credit card offers? Who owns Tesco credit card? These are both common questions that we see on a regular basis.

Tesco Bank used to offer a wide range of 0% cards to UK customers. However, in recent years the number of 0% introductory card offers, from Tesco Bank, have been significantly reduced.

This is partly a result of the current economic circumstances, and the recent Coronavirus pandemic. However, this …. 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 however, now only available to Nationwide members. To apply for the Nationwide credit card, you must be a Member of Nationwide. This means that you need to already have a current account, mortgage or a savings account with Nationwide.

The Nationwide Member credit card all rounder …. Read More »

HSBC Bank regularly change the HSBC credit card offers available in the UK credit card market. The bank has now increased the length of some of their 0% introductory offer periods recently.

The HSBC credit card offers in the UK include cards with long 0% introductory offers on balance transfers. There are also longer 0% introductory offers on purchases available on the purchase plus credit card.

The current HSBC credit card offers are available to …. Read More »

The AA credit card is now no longer available to new UK customers. As a result you can no longer apply for an AA credit card.

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. This was as a result of Bank of Ireland UK deciding to exit the UK credit …. Read More »

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

For many years recently, 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The bank said that the existing NatWest 0 credit card offers would be withdrawn. …. Read More »

Bank of Scotland have withdrawn the longest Bank of Scotland Platinum credit card from the UK market.

The now withdrawn Bank of Scotland Platinum credit card had offered 0% for up to 36 months on balance transfers.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 0% for 3 months on purchases from account opening.

This Bank of Scotland Platinum …. Read More »