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Credit Card	Balance Transfers	Purchases	Representative APR
Credit Card A fast, convenient and reliable way to pay, 24 hours a day.	0.0% APR 15 months	0.0% APR 3 months	16.9%
Natwest World Card	0.0% APR 13 months	0.0% APR 13 months	17.9%
Virgin Atlantic American Express White Card	0.0% APR 6 months	17.9% APR	17.9%
Visa Card Manageable credit limits so you can stay in control of your money.	39.9% APR	39.9% APR	39.9%
Halifax Bank of Scotland All in One Card	0.0% APR 12 months	0.0% APR 12 months	18.0%
RBS World Card	0.0% APR 13 months	0.0% APR 13 months	17.9%
Virgin Money Credit card	0.0% APR 20 motnhs	0.0% APR 3 months	16.8%
Cashplus Gold Activeplus Pre Paid Mastercard	N/A APR Typical APR	0.0% APR	0.0%
Aqua Credit Card	% APR	36.0% APR	36.0%
Halifax All in One Credit Card	0.0% APR 15 Months	0.0% APR 15 months	17.9%

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About Credit Cards

The fastest and easiest way to get money when you need it is by borrowing on a credit card. Credit cards are generally used for making comparatively small purchases in retail locations on the high street or on the internet, and most cards will come with an interest free time period during which you can purchase products and not be charged any interest so long as you repay the debt within a certain time frame, anything from around 30 or 50 days, depending on the terms and conditions.

Credit cards afford you a great degree of flexibility with your finances, and come in handy in situations where you need to put down a deposit for a flight, holiday or accommodation and when finances are tight towards the end of the month.

The ease of borrowing and spending capital is both the biggest advantage and disadvantage of credit cards. Once you have successfully applied for one, you can instantly access any amount of money up to a limit specified without having to fill in any other forms - however this near-instant availability of credit can mean that you can very quickly get into debt, which you may have to pay back at a high rate of interest.