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Prepaid cards: A plastic revolution.
The problem with using credit cards is that convenience and speed can carry you away, and often leads to overspending, or getting into dangerous debt. Another choice is already here; it's called the Prepaid Card.
What type of credit card is best?
They’re so easy aren’t they: credit cards? It lands on your doormat, 85.60 x 53.98mm of pure spending power, emblazoned with your chosen design. But what is the rate for purchases? Balance transfers? Do you get any rewards for spending on it?
Who's the lender - UK Credit Cards?
Alot of credit cards are simply branded cards issued by different credit providers. The list below gives you details on the main UK credit cards.
Who's the lender - UK Store Cards?
If you take out a store card, the line of credit you get will not usually be given by the store itself. Most store cards are just branded cards issued by other credit providers. The list below shows the main UK store cards and who the issuer is.
Credit Card Glossary
Helps you get to grips with the different types of credit cards on the market and the terms used by many credit card providers
Credit cards - key factors to consider
There are a number of things to consider when you’re taking out credit cards. Here’s the Moneyfacts.co.uk guide.
Credit cards - cashback cards
A cashback credit card gives you money back on each retail purchase transaction you make, usually up to an annual limit. The amount of cash you get back may be tiered depending on the amount you spend, the more you spend the greater the cashback amount.
Credit cards - things to watch out for
There are a number of ways that credit card companies make their money, some of which are more obvious than others. Take a look at our guides on 0% balance transfer cards, 0% retail purchases cards, donation cards, cashback cards, rewards cards, foreign u
Credit Cards - Retail Purchase
Retail purchase credit cards include an initial offer of low or no interest on retail purchases for a period of time. A 0% retail purchases credit card is suitable if you're a big shopper. You can spread the cost of your purchases over the interest free p
Credit cards - balance transfer card
A 0% balance transfer credit card allows you to move balances from other credit cards onto a deal where you pay no interest at all for a given period...
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