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Which 0% card is easiest to get accepted for?
roadrash
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in Credit cards
Hi,
I know this is a very broad question, but does anyone know what the easiest 0% card is to apply for??
I know this is a very broad question, but does anyone know what the easiest 0% card is to apply for??
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easiest as in likely to be accepted or easiest as in time spent applying/length of application form?0
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Easiest as in likely to be accepted for
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I would like to find out this information too
. I want to be a good saver, but I find it difficult to control my temptation to spend
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I owe £1,247 more than I have in savings
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the one with the highest interest rate, lowest credit limit and least restrictive lending policy then!
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WT,
That'll be Barclaycard then
I want to be a good saver, but I find it difficult to control my temptation to spend
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I owe £1,247 more than I have in savings
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LLoyds Tsb gave me a credit card when i was a single mum on benefits.

I had debts coming out of my ears. ;D
Thank goodness i was able to move on. ::)This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
I'd say marbles, and here's why:
http://www.marbles.com/html/apply2.html
Benefits:
0% for 6% [but not on purchases]
0.5% cashback [annual to February - no min amount]
No annual fee*
And very good online account [IMO] - but prompt paper statements also.
*Put that there because I think existing customers are still subject to the £10 'no use' fee twice a year, whereas I see no mention of this for 'new'.....under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0
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