Wanting to make a purchase on finance- 0% APR?

The7thGuest

Hi everyone,

I was considering making a bit of a pricey-ish purchase, but wanted to search for a possible way of doing it on 0% APR? It's not very common here in the UK like in other countries, and was wondering if anyone knew of a way I could basically pay for something monthly (12-18 months is fine), and eventually pay back 2,000 pounds.

Sorry I am a bit clueless and look for you savvy peoples' input!

Thanks so much

Apples2

Try a 0% credit card, Tesco offer 0% for 16 months

http://www.tescobank.com/personal/finance/finance/creditcards/clubcc/index.html?cmpid=aggregator/moneysupermarket/creditcard/clubcard

CLAPTON

depends a lot on what you are buying and from where

opinions4u

It's not very common here in the UK like in other countries

You've never seen a DFS advert?

bengalknights

Alot of companies depending on what your purchasing offer 0% finance however the best method would be via 0% purchase on a long term credit card

The7thGuest

Apples2 wrote: »

Try a 0% credit card, Tesco offer 0% for 16 months

*tesco bank link*

Thank you, but perhaps there is a shop to your knowledge that offers 0% APR deals on the basis that you have a credit card?

I had heard that Argos used to offer this? Although I can't see anything like that on their website now.

The7thGuest

bengalknights wrote: »

Alot of companies depending on what your purchasing offer 0% finance however the best method would be via 0% purchase on a long term credit card

Apart from the Tesco credit card posted, would you happen to know of any other companies that offer this 0% APR capability?

stephane_2

The7thGuest wrote: »

Apart from the Tesco credit card posted, would you happen to know of any other companies that offer this 0% APR capability?

Internet search.....

The7thGuest

^ I did, I looked on moneysupermarket. What are however the perceived advantages of doing it by credit card, and not by agreement with the seller???

[Deleted User]

I suspect this is a wind up....

The7thGuest

Deleted_User wrote: »

I suspect this is a wind up....

No...


I am just claiming ignorance on credit in general. That's why I am asking for advice on something that could be straightforward to you.