0% Balance Transfers Until December 2009

By Jayne Davison
Published on 4 Aug 2008
AddThis Social Bookmark Button
Add RSS Feed RSS Feed
Credit card
0% Balance Transfers Until December 2009 ExpiryMoney Saving Tip
Type: Rate
Expiry: 1st Dec 2009

Get 0% on balance transfers until 1st December 2009 with the Capital One Balance Transfer and Purchase card.

What's the deal?

Capital One have extended the interest free period on their Balance Transfer and Purchase Platinum Card so you can now get 0% on balance transfers until 1st December 2009. 

The card also features a 0% offer on purchases until 1st December 2008 and a free identity theft service too.

How do I benefit?

To take advantage of this offer simply visit the Capital One website, apply for a Balance Transfer and Purchase Platinum card and arrange to have any outstanding balances from your other credit cards transferred. 

It is worth reading through the eligibility criteria on their site before you apply so that you can make sure you have all the necessary information to hand and maximise your chances of getting accepted.

Expiry

The introductory 0% offer on balance transfers expires on 1st December 2009 after which any outstanding balances will attract interest at a rate of 16.9% APR typical variable.

Conditions

A handling fee of 3% will be applied to any balance transfers.

Compare Credit Cards via money.co.uk

read more

Money Saving Newsletter

Already registered? Login Here

Email:

We will NOT pass your details on to any third party.

See some of the recent tips you could have benefited from.

Your privacy:

Read our privacy policy.
We are registered with the Data Protection Act (1998): No. Z6245956
details
We are regulated by the Financial Services Authority: No. 415689
details



Recommend a Money Saving Tip

Name: 
   Your Tip: 
You have 1000 characters left.

Add Your Comment

Name: 
Comment: 
You have 1000 characters left.

Latest Credit Cards Articles & News

Credit Cards Articles

View credit cards articles or all articles.
Lifetime vs. Interest-Free Balance Transfer Credit Cards
Lifetime vs. Interest-Free Balance Transfer Credit Cards

Is it better to transfer your credit card balance to a card that offers interest-free deal, or one that promises a low rate until your balance is paid off? We explain how to go about finding the best option for your finances.

3 Jul 09
TipAbbey Credit Card Customers Get Fee Free Foreign Spending This July

If you're an existing Abbey credit card customer you could enjoy fee free spending overseas for the next month.

30 Jun 2009
TipHalifax All in One Credit Card is Best Option for Combining Balance Transfers & New Purchases

The Halifax All in One credit card gives you the best of both worlds with 0% for 9 months on new purchases and balance transfers.

23 Jun 2009
TipFree Return Flights to Europe with the BMI American Express Credit Card from MBNA

As an introductory offer the BMI American Express Credit Card from MBNA gives you 20,000 destination miles - enough for a return flight to Europe.

2 Jun 2009
Mobile Payment Popularity 'to Grow Steadily'
Mobile Payment Popularity 'to Grow Steadily'

Consumers will become increasingly likely to make credit card payments via mobile phone in the future, according to a new report.

29 May 09
Credit Card Providers 'Should Get Act Together on FPS'
Credit Card Providers 'Should Get Act Together on FPS'

Consumer group Which? has called for more effort from the credit card and banking industry in raising awareness of the Faster Payments Service.

29 May 09
Consumers Cutting Back on Credit Cards
Consumers Cutting Back on Credit Cards

The latest figures from the British Bankers' Association show that Britons are cutting back on credit card spending.

27 May 09
Credit Card Accounts Offering Faster Payments
Credit Card Accounts Offering Faster Payments

The majority of British credit card accounts can now be paid using the Faster Payments Service from Apacs.

27 May 09

Popular Related Articles

Lifetime vs. Interest-Free Balance Transfer Credit Cards
3 Jul 09Lifetime vs. Interest-Free Balance Transfer Credit CardsIs it better to transfer your credit card balance to a card that offers interest-free deal, or one that promises a low rate until your balance is paid off? We explain how to go about finding the best option for your finances.

Latest Related Headlines

Group Calls For 'Pro-Active' Action on Pensions
29 May 09Group Calls For 'Pro-Active' Action on PensionsImproving public perceptions of saving would help, according to the NAPF.

Other Money Headlines

Citizens Advice Bureau Asks For More Volunteers
29 May 09Citizens Advice Bureau Asks For More Volunteers The recession has resulted in increased demand for the charity's services.
RSS FeedLatest Guides
Lifetime vs. Interest-Free Balance Transfer Credit Cards
3 Jul 09
Lifetime vs. Interest-Free Balance Transfer Credit Cards
What is the European Health Insurance Card?
1 Jul 09
What is the European Health Insurance Card?
Long Term vs. Short Term Mortgage Deals
30 Jun 09
Long Term vs. Short Term Mortgage Deals
How Do I Reclaim Overpayments On My Prepaid Energy Meter?
29 Jun 09
How Do I Reclaim Prepay Energy Meter Overpayments?
What Will the Santander Merger Mean for Me?
29 Jun 09
What Will the Santander Merger Mean for Me?
more guides
Free Services Money Saving Newsletter
The best money saving deals, freebies, rate alerts and advice emailed to you every week.
Enter your email:
Find Companies Related Guides RSS Feeds - Subscribe!
RSSLatest Money News & Money Saving Tips

What are RSS feeds?
The "advice" given in our money saving tips is for information purposes only and should not be construed as "financial advice".
money.co.uk recommends you seek professional advice before proceeding with any investment or financial decision.
Site Map | Privacy Policy | About Us | Contact Us
money.co.uk is a trading name of Dot Zinc Limited, who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. FSA Registration Number: 415689.
Copyright © www.money.co.uk / Dot Zinc Limited 2002-2009. All rights reserved.
Home | Login | Sign Up