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Halifax is one of the UK’s most widely-used high street banks. With a range of credit cards on offer, cardholders enjoy some of the best balance transfer deals and rates of interest available (although rates do vary depending on which card you choose). Account holders have access to 24-hour helplines and online facilities, and cards generally have no annual fee either.

Credit Cards		0% Purchases	0% Balance Transfers	APR Typical (Variable)	Rewards
	Halifax All in One Card Choose from a range of card designs You need to be over 18 You are currently employed. You are a resident in the UK and can prove residential addresses for the past two years. You have a Bank or Building Society account. You do not have any recent credit defaults (CCJs, current arrears or missed payments) 3% balance transfer fee	10 months	10 months	15.9^%	Choose from a range of card designs
	Halifax Plus Credit Card	3 months	13 months	16.9^%	—
	Halifax Student Credit Card	No 0% Purchase Offer	No 0% Balance Transfer Offer	17.9^%	—
	Cancer Research UK MasterCard	9 months	9 months	16.9^%	—
	NSPCC MasterCard	9 months	9 months	16.9^%	—
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	Virgin Credit Card You are over 25 years of age. You have a Good Credit History. You are in full time employment. You are a permanent resident / citizen of the UK. You have a Bank or Building Society account.	3 months	14 months	16.6^%	Great Discounts on Virgin Products
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	MBNA Platinum Plus You are currently employed. You are over 23 years of age. You are a resident in the UK and can prove residential addresses for the past two years. You do not have any recent credit defaults (CCJs, current arrears or missed payments) You are a homeowner You have an income of over £20,000	3 months	13 months	16.9^%	Instant Decision
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	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.	No 0% Purchase Offer	No 0% Balance Transfer Offer	34.9^%	Register for email alerts to help you stay in control. Response in 60 seconds.
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Halifax News

Halifax credit card offer 'available to current account customers'

Halifax customers could be entitled to an extra three months at 0% on purchases with the Halifax All in One Card, if they are a current account customer and take advantage of a new rewards system.
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Halifax Classic Black and Hot Pink credit cards 'can offer good rates'

Those looking for a credit card with a good rate may want to consider the Halifax Classic Black and Hot Pink credit cards.
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More students are working in term time, says credit card provider Halifax

More students than ever believe they will have to work during term time, according to research from a credit card provider.
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One per cent of UK credit card holders 'own a secret card'

There are more than 200,000 secret credit cards in the UK, according to research by Halifax.
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Halifax 'has no plans to restrict credit cards to current account holders'

Halifax bank has announced it has no plans to make credit cards available to just current account holders.
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Contactless cards payment limit raised to £15

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