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CompareType Balance Transfers Intro Purchases Typical APR (variable) 
Rate Duration Fee Rate Duration
VirginVirgin Credit Card
Can't wait to get a credit card? They could give you a decision online right now.
More Details: Virgin Credit Card
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MasterCard0%16 months2.98%0%3 months16.6%
BarclaycardBarclaycard Platinum With Balance Transfer Apply
MasterCard0%until Aug 20102.5%0%3 months12.4%
Bank of ScotlandBank of Scotland All in One Card MasterCard Apply
MasterCard0%9 months3%0%9 months15.9%
HalifaxHalifax All in One Card MasterCard Apply
MasterCard0%9 months3%0%9 months15.9%
HSBCHSBC Credit Card Ex/C
2.9% interest for 2 years on balance transfers made within 30 days of account opening.
More Details: HSBC Credit Card Ex/C
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MasterCard0%15 months2.9%0%3 months16.9%
NatWestNatWest Platinum Card Ex/C Apply
MasterCard0%15 months2.9%0%3 months16.9%
NatWestNatWest Balance Shrinker Gold Card Apply
MasterCard8.9%Unlimited0%8.9%9 months16.9%
Post OfficePost Office Credit Card
0% commission on purchases made overseas.
More Details: Post Office Credit Card
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MasterCard0%12 months2.98%0%3 months16.9%
RBSRBS Balance Shrinker Gold Card Apply
MasterCard8.9%Unlimited0%8.9%9 months16.9%
RBSRBS Platinum Card Ex/C Apply
MasterCard0%15 months2.9%0%3 months16.9%
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Mastercard Credit Cards

By Michael Saunders
Published on 15 Jul 2007

We explain the benefits of shopping with Mastercard credit cards

The Mastercard symbol which appears on many credit cards does not signify a credit card provider but a payment system which makes sure that credit and debit card transactions are completed and registered in the appropriate accounts whenever and wherever in the world they take place.

Mastercard rely on banks to issue their customers with credit cards that use their payment methods and it is these financial institutions and not Mastercard that set the features and interest rates associated with each card.

Mastercard cards are accepted in shops, hotels, restaurants and other retail establishments the world over and so provide a viable alternative to carrying large amounts of cash when you travel.

Mastercard's continuing aim is to increase the speed of credit and debit card transactions, improve credit card security and reduce credit card fraud worldwide, this can be demonstrated by the recent introduction of chip and pin technology.

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