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Nationwide Select Credit Card - 2% cashback (for 90 days - 0.5% afterwards) / 15 months purchases at 0% / 26 month balance transfer at 0%
I was going to put a large purchase on one of my current credit cards, when this offer landed on my doorstep. It is for Nationwide account holders only but seems to offer a great deal on all the things that really matter! :
*2% unlimited cashback for 90 days from account opening, reverting to 0.5% thereafter on all sterling purchases
* 0% on purchase for 15 months
*0% on balance transfers for 26 months (2.4% fee)
* Unlimited commission-free purchases abroad
*2% unlimited cashback for 90 days from account opening, reverting to 0.5% thereafter on all sterling purchases
* 0% on purchase for 15 months
*0% on balance transfers for 26 months (2.4% fee)
* Unlimited commission-free purchases abroad
Its not difficult to set up a free bank account?
Why did you want to cancel it when interest free was over if you were paying it off in full every month?
very true - hardly worth the hassle
Plus if you want to switch your account from another bank they make the whole process really simple
I'd disagree about the switch part, they mucked mine up and it took 5 weeks, payments not setup properly, never paid off my old overdraft as they should of. Was a pain. I am prob an isolated case though to be fair, and they did give me £250 compensation when all was said and done, so did their best to fix things and once I complained I had one person to contact instead of customer services.
Voted Hot by the way!!!
Charge card does, credit card doesn't.
I don't want more than one credit card so took another one out, always handy for emergencies or big purchases (holidays and council tax coming up) when there is something you can't pay off in full.
^^^^ does that mean you only have 56days to pay of each individual purchase. for instance, you cant say spend £1200 on a holiday on the card then, then take 15months to pay it off. you would need to pay the £1200 within 56 days.
£24 fee? Ha! Even if the first year annual fee is 'free'
No, the 56 days is for when the 15 months on purchases is over
so after the 15months is up, I can still get 56 days without paying any interest.
sorry if im being thick, but I have never had a credit card before
only if you make a purchase the day after your statement.
which statement. only the last one in the 15month period, or every statement after the 15 month period?
cheers. anybody know what the limit is on this card, or is this based on individual circumstances? I can only see £1200 mentioned, but I don't know if that's just an example of 1 purchase
Individual circumstances.