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About Bank of Ireland

Bank of Ireland opened in Dublin in 1783 and issued its first Visa card in 1990. Around one third of its business is conducted in the UK and the bank aims to expand further into this country. Bank of Ireland offers half a dozen Visa and Mastercards, with 0% balance transfers, 0% purchase periods and no annual fees all available. There are money back options, student cards, rugby and affinity cards.

Credit Cards		Purchases	Balance Transfers	APR Representative (Variable)	Interest Free Period
	Bank of Ireland Credit Card	0^% 3 months	0^% 9 months 2.98% fee	17.9^%	56
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 17.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 17.9% p.a (variable)
	Bank of Ireland Gold Credit Card	0^% 3 months	0^% 9 months 2.98% fee	16.9^%	56
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 16.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 16.9% p.a (variable)
	Bank of Ireland MoneyBack Credit Card	0^% 3 months	0^% 6 months 2.98% fee	17.9^%	51
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 17.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 17.9% p.a (variable)
	Bank of Ireland MoneyBack Gold Credit Card	0^% 3 months	0^% 6 months 2.98% fee	17.9^%	51
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 17.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 17.9% p.a (variable)
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Credit Cards		Purchases	Balance Transfers	APR Representative (Variable)	Rewards
	Classic Extra	n/a	n/a	34.9^%	Cashback
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 34.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 34.9% p.a (variable)
	Aquacard	n/a	n/a	32.9^%	No Rewards
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 32.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 32.9% p.a (variable)
	Capital One Classic Card No Annual Fee Ideal for building your credit rating You need to be over 18. You need to have some history of managing your credit even if you have had CCJs or defaults in the past. You are on the electoral roll.	n/a	n/a	34.9^%	No Rewards
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 34.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 34.9% p.a (variable)
	aqua Advance Card	n/a	n/a	34.9^%	No Rewards
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 34.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 34.9% p.a (variable)
	Vanquis Credit Card Free Additional Cardholder No Annual Fee	n/a	n/a	39.9^%	No Rewards
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 39.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1000 your representative apr will be 39.9% p.a (variable)
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