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About Egg

One of the most recognised online banking credit card providers, Egg was established in 1998. It is now the world’s largest purely online bank. Egg cards offer great deals on balance transfers and purchases, as well as the popular yearly ‘anniversary’ offers that see cardholders rewarded for simply keeping their card active. Ongoing deals with a variety of retail outlets also mean that account holders benefit from rewards points.

Credit Cards		0% Purchases	0% Balance Transfers	APR Typical (Variable)	Interest Free Period
	Egg Credit Card You are over 21 You are currently employed. You do not have any recent credit defaults (CCJs, current arrears or missed payments) You are a resident in the UK and can prove residential addresses for the past two years. 0% interest on new Purchases until 1 October 2010 0% interest on Balance Transfers until 1 September 2011 (conditions and 3% fee apply)	3 months	13 months	17.9^%	Up to 45 days interest free period.
		0% interest on new Purchases until 1 October 2010
	Egg Money Card	No 0% Purchase Offer	No 0% Balance Transfer Offer	17.8^%	Up to 50 days interest free period.
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Egg News

Egg reassures cardholders

Credit card provider Egg has reassured cardholders that none of its most popular card features will be disappearing in the near future.
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Parents 'could save money using Egg Money World MasterCard this Christmas'

The Egg Money World MasterCard could be an ideal solution for families planning to spend money on entertaining the children this year, it has been suggested.
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Egg wins credit card customer service award

The best credit card for online services was named as Egg in the first ever Moneywise Customer Service Awards.
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Egg launches next generation credit card

Those who opt for the credit card will receive 1% cashback on all purchases of between £5 and £200 over the course of the year, although transactions will only qualify if they are a registered MasterCard outlet.
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Egg credit card holders 'will no longer benefit from cashback perk'

Egg credit card holders who have had a card with the bank since before October 2001 will no longer be entitled to a cashback perk on purchases, it has been reported.
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