Best Credit Card Deals

The table below is a summary of some of the best credit card deals available to new card customers.

Some card issuers offer an introductory interest free period for balance transfers and purchases, while others offer a lower long term APR.

Which card?
If you currently have a debt on your current card you should consider switching the balance to a card charging 0 per cent on balances for an introductory period and aim to clear what you owe within that time.

If you're unlikely to clear your balance within the 6 to 12 month introductory period, you might want to consider a card which offers a life of balance rate.

If you pay off your balance each month, the interest rate will be irrelevant as you won't be charged interest for your spending, so consider a card offering the best cashback rewards.

1st 4 Credit Cards - Search Results

Credit Card	Intro Rate For Balance Transfers	Intro Rate For Purchases	Typical APR (variable)
Capital One Platinum	0% until March 2009 (3% fee)	0% until March 2009	9.9%	Apply / Details
Royal Bank of Scotland	0% for 13 months (2.9% fee - min £5)	0% for 6 months	13.9%	Apply / Details
Barclaycard Platinum	0% for 14 months (2.9% fee)	0% for 3 months	14.9%	Apply / Details
MBNA Football Association	0% for 12 months (3% fee)	0% for 3 months	15.9%	Apply / Details
Virgin	0% for 15 months (2.98% fee)	0% for 3 months	15.9%	Apply / Details
Post Office 2 in 1	0% for 10 months (2.75% fee)	0% for 3 months	15.9%	Apply / Details
HSBC Bank	2.9% for 24 months (2.5% fee - min £5)	0% for 12 months	15.9%	Apply / Details
MBNA Platinum Plus	0% until June 2009 (2.9% fee)	0% until August 2008	15.9%	Apply / Details
Egg	0% for up to 15 months (3% fee)	0% for 3 months	16.9%	Apply / Details