0% best card?....help please...

james3333

hi,
i need a credit card that has a long 0% term and i can spend abroad on ( going on a cruise)
can anyone suggest quickly the best card for me.
i dont need to transfer a balance or anything.

thanks.:money:

Bokkens

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cards/cheaper-spending-overseas

If you scrole up to the start here credit card resources and click on overseas spending you will come to what you want alternatively click on the link.

james3333

Bokkens wrote: »

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cards/cheaper-spending-overseas

If you scrole up to the start here credit card resources and click on overseas spending you will come to what you want alternatively click on the link.

thanks for that, but i forgot to mention.. i will be paying for the cruise in sept and i will be going on the cruise at the begining of january, so i need an overseas card with 0% for more than 3 months purchases

james3333

Bokkens wrote: »

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cards/cheaper-spending-overseas

If you scrole up to the start here credit card resources and click on overseas spending you will come to what you want alternatively click on the link.

thanks for that, but i forgot to mention.. i will be paying for the cruise in sept and i will be going on the cruise at the begining of january, so i need an overseas card with 0% for more than 3 months on purchases

Bokkens

Yeah I am not really up to speed with that have a read of the above pages Nationwide and the Post Office where the best for overseas spending.
How about getting a MULE card and transfer the cash into American Express travellers check and use those on your trip.
MINT,MBNA(Virgin,A&L) allow your credit card limit to be transfered into your bank account,you then buy the travellers cheques from your nearest cheapest travel agent/M&S etc.

james3333

i have decided that i will use a crdit card ( halifax one) to buy the cruise.
and use my current account ( barclays card) to buy food, drinks, etc abroad...... will barclays chrge me for using my current card abroad?