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Compare the best travel credit cards UK

By Rachel Wait
18 min Read 01 Jul 2020
If you’re lucky enough to be jetting off abroad this summer, or you’re already planning next year’s trip, it’s important...

Credit Cards

Which credit card has the longest interest-free period?

By Rachel Wait
15 min Read 24 Jun 2020
Used correctly, a credit card can be a handy tool to help manage your finances, but with so many different...

Credit Cards

Should I clear credit card debt before getting a mortgage?

By Rachel Wait
12 min Read 24 Jun 2020
Ever since the Mortgage Market Review came into force in 2014, mortgage lending criteria has tightened and lenders must ensure...

Credit Cards

Best credit card deals - for balance transfers, 0% on purchases & cashback

By Damien Fahy
1 min Read 11 Oct 2013
Here is a roundup of the best credit cards for: balance transfers 0% on purchases best cash back credit cards   Best 0% Balance Transfer Deals [box type="shadow" ]    Barclaycard Freedom rewards- 29 months, 2.99% transfer fee  Purchase APR - 18.9% Annual fee - none [button color="green" size="medium" link="http://www.barclaycard.co.uk/personal/credit-cards/platinum-balance-transfer"...

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