The Creation Card

Banking and Borrowing

Donna Ferguson
Updated on 08 July 2010 | 0 Comments

Donna Werbner looks at the pros and cons of the Creation card.

The Creation credit card offers nought per cent on balance transfers for 15 months.

This means you can transfer a balance from your existing credit card, and you won’t have to pay any interest on the debt you have transferred for a year and three months.

Just be aware it will cost you almost three percent of the balance as a fee to transfer your debt.

You can apply for the card online and Creation claims it will arrive within 10 working days.

Apply for the Creation credit card via lovemoney.com

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