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So you are stuck in a credit card with an interest rate that keeps moving up.  If you want to move to a card that has a more reasonable rate, then you are at the right place.  The UK Credit Card Centre promotes a variety of credit card that have low interest rates associated with them.

 We all use credit cards. The ease and convenience of credit cards is part of everyone’s financial day to day activities. So it’s obvious that we all want to reduce our costs associated with the use of credit cards. Although there are many way to reduce your credit card costs, the easiest way is to apply and qualify for a low rate credit card. You can save hundreds each month with a low rate card. When you transfer credit card balances from one card to another to take advantage of low introductory or promotional rates can result in significant reduction in interest or finance charges. Similarly, financing purchases with low introductory or promotional purchase rates can result in significant interest savings. At the UK Credit Card Centre, we offer many credit cards with low interest and low APR rates.

 The MBNA 6.7% American Express credit card offers a low 6.7% rate on your purchases, balance transfers, and money transfers.  Plus this without fees (transfer must be made within first 60 days).  With the MBNA 6.7% American Express you also get access to a fantastic rewards programme where you earn when you spend.  Redeem rewards for flights, cash, shopping vouchers and much more. Find out more about the MBNA 6.7% American Express Credit Card.

 The Barclaycard Simplicity Credit Card is another example of a low rate, low interest credit card targeting the UK market.  Barclaycard, a leader in the UK credit card market, offers the Simplicity card with a very low 7.8% interest rate.  So if you’re tired of having to find a new credit card each time the promotional offer on your current card ends, let us make life simpler for you. This card offers one low rate – 7.8%, applies to every purchase and/or balance transfer you make.  The Barclaycard Simplicity card not only offers a low rate, but also unparalleled benefits including Identity Protection Service, safe shopping with Fraud Protection, purchase delivery protection, emergency help when traveling abroad, and great holiday deals with our Travel Service.  Learn more about the Barclaycard Simplicity Credit Card.

To wrap up our discussion on low rate, low fee credit cards in the UK, we decided to include the MBNA Rate for Life Visa Card.  This card offers a promotional low rate on balance transfers and money transfers – 5.9% for the life of the balance.  This card is ideal for rearranging your finances and consolidating loans.  This promotional rate does come with a 2% transfer fee.  To learn more about the MBNA Rate for Life Visa Card.

Like all credit card decisions, you need to take the time to understand the interest rates and fees associated with each of the card.  To find out more, please visit the UK Credit Card Centre

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Tuesday’s hike in federal interest rates — the fourteenth straight hike from the Federal Reserve — helped push the average credit card interest rate past the 13 percent mark, according to the weekly IndexCreditCards.com Credit Card Monitor. Major credit card issuers including Bank of America, Citibank, National City, US Bancorp and Wells Fargo announced increases in their lending rates in response to the Fed hike, meaning another quarter-point bump for holders of these issuers’ variable-rate credit cards.

Variable-rate credit cards offer interest rates based on a formula that includes a base rate plus a percentage tied to federal lending rates. When federal rates move up, credit card rates follow.

The average credit card rate for standard, non-reward credit cards jumped to 13.02% this week, while the rate for credit cards offering rewards passed the 14 percent mark, to 14.09%. The news is better for consumers with the very best credit — for them, these averages are 10.28% and 11.61%, respectively.

As always, college students who carry balances are paying more. The average APR for a student credit card moved to 15.59% this week.

For the first time in five weeks, the average business credit card rate also increased. However, the rise was slight, and business card rates remained far below consumer rates. Standard business credit cards offered an average APR of 11.37%, while business reward credit cards offered an average rate of 13.22%.

“It’s unclear whether the Fed hikes are over,” says Justin McHenry, Research Director for IndexCreditCards.com. “With Ben Bernanke officially taking over for Alan Greenspan as Federal Reserve chairman, predictions are varied as to his philosophy. However, most experts think we’ll see at least one more quarter-point hike in March, so if you’re carrying a variable-rate credit card, now’s the time to get it paid off.”

Financial institutions represented in the survey include Advanta, American Express, Bank of America, Capital One, Chase, Citi, Discover, MBNA, National City, Providian, Pulaski Bank, U.S. Bank, Wachovia, Wells Fargo and more.

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Credit Card Monitor is a weekly survey tracking average credit card rates in multiple card categories. Credit Card Monitor information provided in this release may be reproduced free of charge, provided credit is given to http://www.IndexCreditCards.com.

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