3V Cash Prepaid Cards
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| Prepaid Debit Cards | Purchase Fee | Monthly Service Fee | Load Fee - Retail Outlets | Transaction Fee | ||
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3V Vouchers |
Free - £3.50 | Free (£1 per month once voucher is over a month past expiry date) | Free for £20, £30-100 - £2, £110-200 - £3.50 | Free |
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| Credit Cards | 0% Purchases | 0% Balance Transfers | APR Representative (Variable) | Rewards | ||
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 Virgin Credit Card |
3 months | 20 months | 16.8% | Great Discounts on Virgin Products |
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Vanquis Credit Card |
No 0% Purchase Offer | No 0% Balance Transfer Offer | 39.9% | You’ll start with an easy to manage credit limit between £250 and £500. You could get a Credit Limit increase on your 4th statement. |
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Aquacard |
No 0% Purchase Offer | No 0% Balance Transfer Offer | 35.9% | Low interest rate and no annual fee |
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Halifax All in One Master Card |
13 months | 13 months | 17.9% | — |
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NatWest Platinum Card |
6 months | 20 months | 17.9% | Great discounts with NatWest travel service |
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3V Cash News
Over three-quarters of over 50s now have a cash Isa
Saga survey also shows that older Brits are in favour of holding the entire £10,680 Isa limit in cash
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UK savers to deposit £33bn into cash Isas before end of tax year
Santander Savings reveals that Brits are set to scramble to add to their cash Isas before April 5th
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Credit card users urged to learn which transactions are treated as 'cash'
Gambling transactions and purchasing foreign currency can be treated as 'cash' transactions
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Cash ISA savers to invest £59bn this year, says Post Office
New study shows that 37 percent of Britons are planning to save an average of £3,210 into a cash ISA
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One in two Brits 'prefer to use debit or credit cards when spending over £5'
Over half of Brits prefer to use their debit and credit cards instead of cash when spending more than £5, a new study has found.
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