Top Performing Credit Cards

This is a selection of some of the most competitive credit card products currently available

0% Balance Transfer Credit Cards

Provider/Card0% TermBT FeeRepresentative APR
Barclaycard Platinum29 months3.45%Representative 24.9% APR variableMore Info
M&S Bank28 months2.99% (min £5)Representative 23.9% APR variableMore Info
HSBC27 months3.49% (min £5)Representative 24.9% APR variableMore Info
MBNA27 months3.49%Representative 23.9% APR variableMore Info
Santander26 months3.00%Representative 23.9% APR variableMore Info
Updated 24/11/2023

0% Purchases Credit Cards

Provider/Card0% TermRepresentative APR
Barclaycard Platinum21 monthsRepresentative 24.9% APR variableMore Info
HSBC Purchase Plus18 monthsRepresentative 24.9% APR variableMore Info
MBNA18 monthsRepresentative 23.9% APR variableMore Info
M&S Bank Shopping Plus18 monthsRepresentative 23.9% APR variableMore Info
Halifax17 monthsRepresentative 23.9% APR variableMore Info
Updated 24/11/2023

Cashback & Rewards Credit Cards

Provider/CardCashback/Reward DetailsRepresentative APR
American Express – Platinum Cashback Everyday0.50% cashback on spend between £1-£10K per annum. 1% over £10K per annum.31.0%More info
Santander – All In One0.5% cashback on purchases (£3 monthly fee)29.8%More info
M&S Bank Shopping Plus1 point per £1 spent at M&S and 1 point per £5 spent elsewhere23.9%More info
John Lewis Partnership Card1.25 points per £1 spent at John Lewis/Waitrose and 1 point per £4 spent elsewhere27.9%More info
Tesco Bank Assuming card used in conjunction with Tesco Clubcard – 5 points per £4 spent in store and 1 point per £8 spent elsewhere24.9%More info
Updated 24/11/2023

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