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NatWest Credit Cards
Our Online Card Buys *
| Introductory Rate | Typical APR Variable | For | ||
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0.0% | 15.9% | 01/01/10 |  |
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0.0% | 16.9% | 01/12/09 | |
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0.0% | 15.9% | 15 mths | |
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0.0% | 14.9% | 01/11/09 | |
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0.0% | 14.9% | 14 mths | |
| * Based on Balance Transfer Rates and is not a full search of the whole market | ||||
NatWest has a range of credit cards to suit different types of borrower; namely the Classic, Gold, Platinum and Student. The Classic, Gold and Platinum cards all have the same typical variable Annual Percentage Rate (APR) and come with 0% interest on balance transfers and new purchases. Up to 56 days on all purchases are available across these three Natwest credit cards - proving the balance is paid off in full every month.
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Ironically, Natwest's Student credit card comes with none of these benefits while its interest rate is also priced higher. The card limit is also capped at £500.
The difference between the Classic (or standard), Gold and Platinum card, is the age you need to be to apply (18, 21 and 25 respectively) and the minimum earnings required (£10,000, £20,000 and £25,000 respectively).
Can you save money by switching to another credit card? Find out with Moneyextra's comparison service.
Last updated July 2008
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