The BarclayCard Platinum credit card

Banking and Borrowing

John Fitzsimons
Updated on 03 June 2010 | 0 Comments

John Fitzsimons reviews the pros and cons of the Barclaycard Platinum credit card.

The BarclayCard Platinum credit card has been revamped recently, so it now offers a quite magnificent 15 months of 0% interest on balance transfers.

You will pay a transfer fee

Of course if you do transfer debt over to the BarclayCard Platinum credit card, remember that you will be hit with a 2.9% transfer fee, though in fairness that’s still lower than most of the other top balance transfer cards in the market.

Apply for the BarclayCard Platinum credit card via lovemoney.com

John Fitzsimons reviews the pros and cons of the Barclaycard Platinum credit card

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