0% longest deals for purchases

Jamsyke

Hi,
Martin is recommending HSBC and Halifax in his article as the longest 0% deals. I've got both of those, does anyone know what the next longest deals are?

Steve1981

Jamsyke wrote: »

Hi,
Martin is recommending HSBC and Halifax in his article as the longest 0% deals. I've got both of those, does anyone know what the next longest deals are?

I assume that you mean for purchases from the two listed above?

I also have the HSBC and unfortunatly got kicked back from halifax

another 12 month is the first direct gold card,

after that there are the capital one platinum and platinum plus (11/08)

then a drop down to a few 9 monthers

YorkshireBoy

Steve1981 wrote: »

another 12 month is the first direct gold card,

You'll need an FD current account to apply for that card I think. Plus, it has a nasty twist in that you need to make a (minimum £100) BT to the card (at 4.9% APR) to activate the 0% on purchases.

Since FD is part of HSBC, they may feel they have extended the OP enough credit as it is...especially if the HSBC card is maxed out.

Capital One have just pulled a "moneysupermarket.com special" (last week?) which was offering 13 months 0% on purchases. :rolleyes: