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Best credit card for occasional use
anyfreebies
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I'm looking for a credit card, basically just for payment protection purposes, that isn't provided with a debit card. I don't need the credit so if I can get one that is free to make purchases on if paid off quickly then that would be great.
I've seen Sainsburys Finance offering Nectar points and Tesco Finance offering clubcard points. I don't know if either of these are worth looking in to?
I have current accounts with RBS and Halifax, so obviously if someone knows a credit card that those banks only offer to existing customers then that'll be fine.
I've seen Sainsburys Finance offering Nectar points and Tesco Finance offering clubcard points. I don't know if either of these are worth looking in to?
I have current accounts with RBS and Halifax, so obviously if someone knows a credit card that those banks only offer to existing customers then that'll be fine.
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Halifax has a 0% on purchases for 9 months at moment0
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The Halifax Extras card, available only to existing current account holders, offers 0% on purchases for 12 months

http://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/Extras.aspPeople who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
anyfreebies wrote: »I'm looking for a credit card, basically just for payment protection purposes, that isn't provided with a debit card. I don't need the credit so if I can get one that is free to make purchases on if paid off quickly then that would be great.
I've seen Sainsburys Finance offering Nectar points and Tesco Finance offering clubcard points. I don't know if either of these are worth looking in to?
I have current accounts with RBS and Halifax, so obviously if someone knows a credit card that those banks only offer to existing customers then that'll be fine.
All credit cards offer 54days~ interest free on purchases, so if you pay the full balance every month you will never pay any interest
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