Mint Credit Cards
About Mint
Famed for its unusual shape – the card was the UK’s first to stray from the traditional rectangle design – Mint is owned and run by the Royal Bank Of Scotland Group. Balance transfer deals are regarded as among the most competitive in the market, and the provider even allows cardholders to manage their account by text. Further incentives include offers on amenities such as magazines, wine and travel.
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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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Mint News
Cash-back rewards 'key' for saving money
An expert has advised credit card users that opting for cash-back rewards on purchases is a good way of saving money.
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Fewer 0% credit cards
It’s happening. Just as 100% mortgage deals vanished last year when the credit crisis really got going, the credit card equivalent - 0% interest deals - is now starting to disappear.
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