Compare 0% Balance Transfer Credit Cards

We help you compare the best 0% interest free balance transfer credit cards available in the UK. Whether you're looking to transfer a little or a lot you can search offers from leading credit card providers and find the best card and lowest rates for your balance transfer here.

0% Balance Transfer Credit Cards

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CompareBalance Transfers Intro Purchases Typical APR (variable) Instant Decision 
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BarclaycardBarclaycard Platinum With Balance TransferApply
0%01 Jan 20102.9%0%3 months14.9%Yes
Capital OneCapital One Balance Transfer and Purchase Platinum Card
Free Identity Theft Service.
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0%01 Jan 20103%0%01 Jan 200915.9%-
MBNAMBNA Platinum Card
Apply for an Instant Decision!
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0%14 months2.9%0%3 months15.9%Yes
VirginVirgin Credit Card
Can't wait to get a credit card? They could give you a decision online right now.
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0%15 months2.98%0%3 months15.9%Yes
NatWestNatWest Classic Card
Take advantage of their Travel Club and Wine Club. Apply now for an instant decision.
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0%13 months2.9%0%6 months15.9%Yes
BarclaycardBarclaycard Flexi-Rate 10% Repay
Lower your purchase rate to 9.9% APR if you make a minimum payment of 10% each month. 14.9% APR Typical.
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0%14 months2.9%0%3 months9.9%-
EggEgg Visa Credit Card
Plus 0% anniversary offer for up to five months on balance transfers (plus fee*) made in Sept 2010 & Sept 2011.
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0%01 Dec 20093%0%01 Dec 200816.9%Yes
Lloyds TSBLloyds TSB Platinum MasterCard
Minimum spend of £100 in the first 3 months applies.
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0%14 months3%0%3 months15.9%No
BTBT Credit Card
Earn money off your BT bill
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0%12 months3%0%3 months16.9%Yes
MBNAMBNA American Express Rewards Credit Card
Earn 1 Reward point for every £1 you spend, then redeem them on travel, wine & more.
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0%12 months3%0%3 months15.9%Yes
bmibmi Amex Credit Card
20,000 free destinations miles with your first card purchase (enough for a return flight to Spain or Italy!)
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0%12 months3%0%3 months15.9%-
Alliance and LeicesterAlliance and Leicester Credit Card (Internet only)
0% on balance transfers in the first from the date your account is opened. No annual fee.
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0%12 months3%0%3 months15.9%No
BarclaycardBarclaycard Platinum With BT and PurchaseApply
0%9 months1.7%0%3 months14.9%-
TescoTesco Clubcard MasterCard
0% on everything you buy in Tesco for 14 months. Fastest way to collect Clubcard points everywhere you shop!
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0%14 months2.9%0%6 months16.9%-
Post OfficePost Office Two In One Platinum Credit CardApply
0%10 months2.75%0%3 months15.9%-
MBNAMBNA SonyCard
Receive 3000 FREE Sony Card Pulsebeats, plus extra every time you spend.
Apply
0%12 months3%0%3 months15.9%-
RBSRBS Classic Card
Get 0% on balance transfers for 13 months (2.9% fee applies).
Apply
0%13 months2.9%0%6 months15.9%Yes
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BarclaycardBarclaycard Platinum With Balance TransferApply
0%01 Jan 20102.9%0%3 months14.9%Yes
Capital OneCapital One Balance Transfer and Purchase Platinum Card
Free Identity Theft Service.
Apply
0%01 Jan 20103%0%01 Jan 200915.9%-
VirginVirgin Credit Card
Can't wait to get a credit card? They could give you a decision online right now.
Apply
0%15 months2.98%0%3 months15.9%Yes
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Balance Transfer Credit Cards

Published on 5 Aug 2007
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The secrets of choosing and using a balance transfer card explained

As an incentive to attract new customers many credit card providers offer a low interest introductory period on balance transfers. They allow money owed on existing store or credit cards to be transferred to a new card initially with a lower rate of interest.

Many providers offer 0% interest on balance transfers for anything between 3 months and a year. Unless you are planning to chase 0% interest rates and transfer your balance from one card to another each time they expire, it is important to check the standard APR offered by a provider after the introductory period.

Before transferring your balances make sure that you are aware of any balance transfer, or handling fee imposed by the provider as this tends to be charged at roughly 2-3% of the balance you intend to transfer. Also check whether there is a time limit in which balances have to be transferred to qualify for the low interest rate. Deals that offer low interest balance transfers for a set number of months are preferable to those that specify an end date as it takes time to transfer your balances and you may loose out on some of the low interest period.

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Additionally if you are transferring your balance to a balance transfer credit card with the intention of paying it off, try not to make purchases with the card as these will most likely be charged at the providers' standard APR rate. If you still want to make purchases it may be best to look for credit cards that offers low introductory rates for purchases.

If you don't want to chase 0% interest offers it may be worth transferring your balances to a card which offers a low rate for the life of your balance.

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