Credit Cards UK

They bring radical new thinking to personal banking. By ofsetting balances on one product with another you can make considerable savings by paying lower interest rates on your borrowings and receiving higher interest rates on your savings.

Show your support for those who servered. A donation is made each time you use your card, which helps The Royal British Legion to continue getting men and women back on their feet, giving independence, restoring pride, and providing hope for the future.

0% on balance transfers until 1st March 2009 and 0% on purchases until 1st August 2008.. Typical 12.9% APR variable. Bonus Offer: 0% on balance transfers (and cheques) debited during June 2009 until December 2009.

A credit card issued by Lloyds TSB Bank plc. You can build your own card to match your needs. Adjust the interest rate, fee (if any), rewards and card design as many times as you want.

Red88 is a prepaid Mastercard

Their aim is to provide the best deals to make your life easier. They can cover most of your financial needs, including loans, credit cards, savings, investments, insurance and mortgages.

The Thomas Cook credit card means you can get one step closer to your next holiday every time you shop. Earn Travel Points every time you spend on your card and redeem them on Thomas Cook holidays. What\'s more there\'s no foreign exchange fee on your purchases abroad, no credit card booking fee at Thomas Cook and commission-free holiday money with your Thomas Cook credit card.

They claim to bring new ideas and a fresh perspective to banking. Because they have the backing of the Abbey National, they can offer attractive rates and the security of an established financial institution.

Asda gives you the very best possible insurance protection for you and your family, covering everything from your car to your home and your pets to your health.

HFC Bank plc are the people behind marbles loans loans and credit cards. Their credit card helps you shop safely on the internet and on the high street. With their loans, you're in charge - you decide how much to borrow and over what length of time; that way you can find a monthly repayment to suit you.