Welcome to 0 Percent Balance Transfer Credit Cards,
Low rate balance transfer page.
Cards featured on this page show low balance transfer rates for
longer periods than cards normally offering introductory 0% balance
transfers.
barclaycard
Purchase card |
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Balance transfer rate: |
5.9% for
life of balance* |
Introductory
card purchase Rate: |
0% APR for 10 months |
Standard
Rate |
14.9% Typical APR (variable)
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Mini
Card by American Express |
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Balance
transfer Rate: |
9.9% Typical
APR (variable) |
Introductory purchase rate:: |
n/a |
Standard
APR: |
9.9% Typical APR (variable)
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BMW
Card from American Express |
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Balance
transfer Rate: |
9.9% Typical APR (variable)
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Introductory purchase rate:: |
n/a |
Standard
APR: |
9.9% Typical APR (variable)
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Some things to watch out for
If you want to transfer your existing balance from your old credit
card to a new one pay particular attention to the annual percentage
rate after the introductory period has ended. Find out if this
is reasonable for you. Try to avoid being in a situation where
you still have a large balance to pay off with your new credit
card after the introductory period has finished.
Always Read the small
print
Are there any transfer fees the credit card companies charge?
Keep in mind that penalties on 0% or any low rate credit card
can be quite severe.
If you miss or make a late payment what happens to the interest
rate? In most cases you could lose the Low / 0% rate.
Be clear on what your credit
limit is on your new card. If you have a balance from your old
card of say £3,500 but your new card has a credit limit
of £2,000 then the most you can transfer over would be £2,000.
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