Challenger bank, Tandem has launched a new best-buy credit card offering those without a perfect credit rating free holiday spending and cash withdrawals. This new Journey Card is the second in the mobile-only bank’s line up, joining a cashback card paying 0.5 per cent on spending, that also offers no overseas fees. We take a look at whether it’s worth signing up.…read
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A good credit score is the key that opens the door to the best financial deals. We reveal the secrets to perfecting your score.
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Lloyds Bank took its Avios Rewards card off the shelf in May. Now it is scaling back the deal for existing customers, reducing the number of points you earn. Here’s what you need to know
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118 118 Money has launched a new credit card with a difference, instead of fees, interest and charges you pay a monthly subscription. But it could end up costing you far more – here’s why.
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The new Preferred Rewards Gold credit card offers Membership Rewards points when you spend which can be exchange for the same value with 12 airline schemes.
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Many of us are guilty of sticking with a bog standard credit card issued by our bank. But if you play your cards right, the best credit deals could actually make you money.
26/03/18 21:58
Consumers have embarked on a borrowing binge since the financial crisis – egged on by card firms offering 0 per cent interest introductory offers to lure them in.
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January saw a bumper £1.62 billion worth of credit card debt balance transfers– the highest figure since March 2006 – but banks are putting the squeeze on their 0 per cent promotions.
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Lenders will now have to do more to prompt customers to increase repayments and in some cases waive interest and fees.
