0% Purchase Cards are credit cards that, when used to make new purchases, will not charge any interest for a set amount of time. The period of time that you get interest-free will vary from card to card. This interest-free period will usually be from a few months to a year. Read more...>
| Product Name | Balance Transfer Intro |
Purchases Intro |
Representative APR (variable) |
Rewards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Halifax All In One
0%
15 mths
3.00% fee
0%
15 mths
17.9%
APR
No Rewards
Tesco Clubcard
0%
9 mths
2.90% fee
0%
15 mths
16.9%
APR
Clubcard Shopping
Barclaycard Platinum with Purchase
0%
14 mths
2.90% fee
0%
14 mths
18.9%
APR
Rewards
Bank of Scotland Existing Customer Offer
0%
13 mths
3.00% fee
0%
13 mths
17.9%
APR
No Rewards
Virgin 13/13
0%
13 mths
2.89% fee
0%
13 mths
18.9%
APR
Virgin discounts
NatWest World
0%
13 mths
2.90% fee
0%
13 mths
17.9%
APR
Reward Points
Nationwide Select
0%
17 mths
2.95% fee
0%
18 mths
12.9%
APR
Cashback
RBS World
0%
13 mths
2.90% fee
0%
13 mths
17.9%
APR
Reward Points
Creation Purchase
0%
9 mths
2.90% fee
0%
13 mths
17.9%
APR
No Rewards
Bank of Scotland All In One
0%
12 mths
3.00% fee
0%
12 mths
17.9%
APR
No Rewards
Sainsburys Shopper
0%
12 mths
3.00% fee
0%
12 mths
16.9%
APR
No Rewards
AA
0%
12 mths
3.00% fee
0%
10 mths
16.9%
APR
AA Rewards
Amex Platinum Cashback
n/a
n/a
18.5%
APR
Cashback
Nationwide with Purchases
n/a
0%
6 mths
15.9%
APR
No Rewards
Choosing a 0% Purchase Card effectively means that you can enjoy interest-free buying regardless of which store you use, but only for the stated period of the introductory offer.
For those consumers able to pay off their new balance within the given time, these cards offer the chance to avoid interest on purchases altogether. However, if the balance isn't paid off and the offer period ends then a new APR will take effect.
The 0% Purchase Card is a way for credit card providers to attract new customers and, as with all offers, there are a number of options and variations to consider. The length of time the offer covers will be an obvious factor but you should also be aware of what the rate will revert to once the offer is over.