Barclaycard balance transfer offer - 22 months 0% APR - with only 1.45% fee
This is the longest 0% offer at the moment and they are offering it with half price fee only 1.45%
% interest on balance transfers for 22 months from account opening
½ price refund offer on the balance transfer handling fee, was 2.9% now 1.45% (terms and conditions apply)
0% interest on purchases for 3 months from opening your account
Comes with the option to turn any phone into a new way to make contactless payments, with a Barclaycard PayTag. Once you're approved, we'll send you an email to see if you're interested in receiving a PayTag or you can simply visit us online to register your interest*
Paperless statements: your new account will automatically be set up with paperless statements so that you can manage your account online**
Top Comments (4)
No wonder the country is screwed, when most people are living beyond their means.
But that person could earn £200,000pa. How can you make a sweeping statement like that but not know the persons’ financial situation. That is what is wrong with this country - People making comment on situations they have no idea about.
That's alright, I'm not a bank, so the libor doesn't affect me.
Also, as nobody else will ever say it, kudos to Barclays for sorting out their own problems in the credit crunch. The only bank to seek private backing instead of relying on the government to bail them out.
Edited By: wireframe on Jul 12, 2012 10:27: typo
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Jump to unread Post a CommentWhat about rheir recent tactics :p
That's alright, I'm not a bank, so the libor doesn't affect me.
Also, as nobody else will ever say it, kudos to Barclays for sorting out their own problems in the credit crunch. The only bank to seek private backing instead of relying on the government to bail them out.
Edited By: wireframe on Jul 12, 2012 10:27: typo
That's alright, I'm not a bank, so the libor doesn't affect me.
Also, as nobody else will ever say it, kudos to Barclays for sorting out their own problems in the credit crunch. The only bank to see private backing instead of relying on the government to bail them out.
It was a joke mate, I bank with them myself and made a lot of money on their shares after the crash too (_;)
as others have said u dont need to use it all i used about £3.5k
Edited By: ixio on Jul 12, 2012 18:19: feedback
No just to a card
:D
You can apply for a higher limit once you set up the online access. the online portal is good and i have transferred balances without needing to speak to anyone.
When you get the card, you can only activate by phone, which is when india give you the hard sell. Just say no and do everything else online.
Remember all bets are off if you fail to make a minimum payment on time (higher rate kicks in) so set up a regular DD.
No wonder the country is screwed, when most people are living beyond their means.
Edited By: ToOn7 on Jul 12, 2012 14:49
No wonder the country is screwed, when most people are living beyond their means.
Just because you have a £10,000 limit doesnt mean you have to spend it.