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Charity is a very personal issue and, luckily, charity credit cards are more than just a way to show which charity you support and display its branding because they offer a real method of making donations every time you spend. Read more...>
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WWF0% on balance transfers made within first 90 days |
12 mths | 15.9% |
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| ** Charity Card of the Year 2008 ** | ||||
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British Heart FoundationSupport the British Heart Foundation & get 0% APR |
12 mths | 15.9% |
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| ** Contributions to BHF ** | ||||
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RSPCA0% on balance transfers made within first 90 days |
12 mths | 15.9% |
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| ** Support the RSPCA with this credit card ** | ||||
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The National Trust0% on balance transfers made within first 90 days |
12 mths | 15.9% |
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| ** Support The National Trust with this credit card ** | ||||
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Charity credit cards work in the same way as a cashback credit card except that the money goes to your chosen charity. A percentage of each amount you spend is donated to the charity at no cost to the cardholder. Additionally, many charity card issuers will make an initial donation to the charity when you first take the card.
Interest rates on charity cards are often not as competitive as the rates offered on other cards, therefore, if you are using your card to borrow rather than to spend and pay off, they may not offer the best value. The money that you will pay back in interest does not go to the charity, only a percentage of the initial purchase does.
Credit card rates have not decreased with the base rate