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As the credit card market is competitive and providers want to retain their customers, customer service teams often have substantial power to authorise deals to keep you.

Check this list for possible existing customer deals from your credit card provider. Whilst these offers are not guaranteed for everyone, and they may change over time, you can get an idea of the type of deals on offer.

BT offers for Existing Customers

Card
Standard Rate
Existing Customer Offer
Will it charge you a fee for balance transfers?
Will it usually do a credit check before granting the deal?
A&L
15.9%
Official Response: individual offers depending on customer circumstances
MoneySavers Experiences: c. 0% for 6 months
Yes, varies depending on t&cs
No
Abbey
15.9%
Official Response: individual offers depending on customer circumstances
MoneySavers Experiences: c. 0% for 6 months
Yes, varies depending on t&cs
No
Amex
14.9% -16.9%
Official Response: individual offers depending on payment history
MoneySavers Experiences: no detailed info
Yes, 3%
Depends on offer
Bank of Scotland
9.9% - 16.9%
Official Response: individual offers depending on conduct of account
MoneySavers Experiences: 5.94% life of balance or low % deals e.g. 2.9% for 6 months
Yes, 3%
No, if in current credit limit
Barclaycard
14.9%
Official Response: standard offer of 6.9% for life of balance more info
No
No
Capital One
15.9%
Official Response: no promotion rate, would need to apply for a different card
MoneySavers Experiences: n/a
Depends on new card
Yes
Egg*
16.9%
Official Response: standard offer of 0% for 5 months in may 2009 and may 2010 more info
Yes, 2.5%
No
First Direct
16.9% - 17.9%
Official Response: sometimes have offers so ring to check
MoneySavers Experiences: no detailed info
Yes, 2.9%
Depends on info held about you
Halifax
9.9% - 16.9%
Official Response: individual offers depending on conduct of account
MoneySavers Experiences: 5.94% life of balance or low % deals e.g. 2.9% for 6 months
Yes, 3%
No, if in current credit limit
HSBC*
15.9%
Official Response: individual offers depending on customer circumstances
MoneySavers Experiences: no detailed info
Yes
No
IF
8.9%
Official Response: no promotion rate
Note from Martin: while there's no promotional rate, at 8.9% standard rate this is one of the cheapest on the market and it should allow you to shift other debts to it at this level
No
No
Marks & Spencer
17.9% - 19.9%
Official Response: Offers available if been customer for over 3 months, e.g. 0% for 6 months
No
No
MBNA*
15.9% - 17.9%
Official Response: individual offers depending on customer circumstances
MoneySavers Experiences: c. 0% for 6 months
Yes, varies depending on t&cs
No
Mint
14.9%
Official Response: individual offers for example 1.9% for 6 months
MoneySavers Experiences: no detailed info
No
No
Morgan Stanley
15.9% - 16.9%
Official Response: offering 0% or 5.9% for 5 months
MoneySavers Experiences: as above
2.5% , min £3
Yes
Nationwide
15.9% - 17.9%
Official Response: no promotion rate
MoneySavers Experiences: n/a
No
No
Natwest*
13.9%
Official Response: individual offers for example 1.9% for 6 months
MoneySavers Experiences: no detailed info
No
No
RBS*
13.9%
Official Response: individual offers for example 1.9% for 6 months
MoneySavers Experiences: no detailed info
No
No
Tesco
14.9% - 16.9%
Official Response: offers change so phone for info, can also depend on customer circumstances
MoneySavers Experiences: no detailed info
Depends on deal taken
No
Virgin*
15.9%
Official Response: individual offers depending on customer circumstances
MoneySavers Experiences: c. 0% for 6 months
Yes, varies depending on t&cs
No
YBS
11.6% - 15.4%
Official Response: no promotion rate
MoneySavers Experiences: n/a
No
No

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