Credit Cards

Cashback Credit Cards

5% cashback for first 3 months

Cashback credit cards pay you every time you spend on them, possibly £100s a year. The top card pays 5% cashback for the first three months, others give up to 1% on fuel and supermarket spending, while there are also some good fee-free, near-cash reward cards. We analyse the pros and cons of all.

Money Transfers

Shift cash from a card to your bank account at 0%

A 0% money transfer allows you to shift cash from a card to your bank account to clear your overdraft or give yourself a 0% cash loan for up to 31 months. Here's how it works and all the best deals...

Stoozing – make free cash

Earn interest from 0% credit cards

Stoozing's the art of making money by earning interest on cash credit cards lend you at 0%. While not quite as lucrative as it used to be, you can still make a pretty penny from long 0% deals, fee-free balance transfers and tax free high-interest bank savings accounts.

Credit cards for bad credit

Top cards for rebuilding your credit score

Applied for a credit card and been rejected? FREEZE! Assess why you've been knocked back, then find cards that fit your profile or try to rebuild your credit rating using the top 'bad credit' credit card – and always pay it off in full.

Prepaid Cards

Alternatives to credit or debit cards

Prepaid cards let you load cash on them and spend anywhere credit or debit cards are accepted. They're good to get if you're usually rejected for credit, or to give to your teens to help teach them how to spend responsibly.

How do credit cards work?

Balance transfers, 0% spending, travel credit cards & more

With the multitude of different types of credit card available, you could be forgiven for wondering which is the right one for you.

Prepaid Travel Cards

Lock in a top rate before you go

Prepaid travel cards, also known as currency cards, allow you to load them before you go abroad then just use them as you would a debit card to spend or withdraw cash as you wish. And because they're pre-loaded, it allows you to keep tight control of your spending. Some also allow you to lock in a rate in advance.

Store Cards

Play with the devil and win

Store cards are the devil's debt; most charge a hideous 25% plus interest, and even the best aren't better than high street credit cards. Yet it's possible to play with the devil and win.

Charity Credit Cards

Ditch and give up to 5 times more