You can now get 0% on purchases until 1st March 2009 with the Capital One Low Rate Balance Transfer Credit Card, plus a low typical APR of 5.5% (variable) on balance transfers for the life of the balance.
From today you will now receive 0% on balance transfers and purchases until 1st October 2009 on the Capital One Platinum Credit Card.
Once the 0% offers run out, the typical APR will revert to a competitive rate of 15.9% (variable).
The Capital One Low Rate Credit Card now comes with a low typical APR of 8.5% (variable) for balance transfers and purchases until August 2012.
Plus, if you decide to transfer a balance from another credit card, you won’t have to pay an admin fee.
You can now get the market leading 0% balance transfer offer with the Capital One Balance Transfer and Purchases Credit Card.
The balance transfer interest free period will run from the time you take out the credit card until 1st January 2010. This means you will get almost 16 months 0% if you apply for the card today.
There is a new offer currently running on Tesco Car Insurance where new customers will receive £40 off shopping or fuel when they get a quote and buy the policy by 17th September 2008.
To qualify for the offer you must hold a valid Clubcard and enter in shop40 into the promotional code box on the quote form. You can apply for a Tesco Clubcard here.
You can now get a 40% online discount when you buy Tesco Pet Insurance with the chance of getting an extra 5% discount if you insure more than one pet.
Additionally, Tesco will also give you a free 12 month membership with the Missing Pets Bureau as part of your pet insurance policy, which will help you get your pet back should it go missing.
You can now get a 35% online discount and a £50 shopping or fuel voucher if you buy Tesco Home Insurance before 17th September 2008.
A new offer is currently running on Sainsbury’s Home Insurance which gives new policyholders a 25% discount and a £20 Sainsbury’s shopping voucher when purchasing combined buildings and contents cover between 19th August and 8th October 2008.
You can now get 0% on balance transfers for 13 months with the MBNA Platinum Credit Card, subject to a 2.9% balance transfer fee.
Plus, you will get 0% on any purchases you make for 3 months and, once the 0% offers run out, the typical APR reverts to a competitive 15.9% (variable).
The MBNA Platinum Rewards Credit Card now comes with extended interest free periods on balance transfers and purchases.
The 0% offer on balance transfers (subject to a 2.9% admin fee) has increased from September 2009 to October 2009 and the 0% offer on purchases from November 2008 to December 2008.
What’s more, you will have the chance to benefit from a competitive typical APR of 15.9% (variable) and you will earn Reward points each time you use the credit card. For each £1 you spend, you will earn 1 reward point which can be redeemed in exchange for shopping vouchers, cash, flights and lots of other rewards.
You will also be able to manage your account online and be protected with MBNA secure which protects you and your credit card.
To apply for this card you need to be at least 18 years of age and pass the necessary credit checks.
Click the link for more information on the MBNA Platinum Rewards credit card
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