If you go to ASDA to get your credit card as well as your groceries and kids school clothes you will receive 0% interest on balance transfers for a total of 9 months although you will pay a 2.5% balance transfer fee for the privilege.

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The ASDA card does not join ranks with the interest-free credit cards as you will start paying interest from day one which will be priced at a variable rate. A range of interest rates are available and which one you get will depend on your borrowing status. The ASDA credit card does not charge an annual fee.

Benefits of the ASDA credit card includes 2 pence off a litre of petrol from the ASDA petrol station, free home delivery for groceries bought from the store and the opportunity to earn points every time you use your card to spend at the supermarket.

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Asda Credit Card

The Asda reward credit card is a great everyday credit card for the regular Asda shopper because amongst the other benefits of this Asda credit card is the capability to earn points everywhere you shop; 5% discount at Asda Living stores and free home shopping delivery on balances of £99 or more on your card. The more standard credit card offers include 0% on balance transfers for 9 months 2.99% transfer charge applies and 0% on purchases for 3 months. You can manage your credit card account online with Asda’s Credit Card Online Account Manager.

Asda is the second largest retailer in the UK after Tesco. Owned entirely by American retailer Wal-Mart it markets itself as the lowest priced supermarket in the UK. Founded in Leeds in 1949, the Asda name is the result of a merger between the founder Associated Dairies and Farm Stores Limited and Asquith. The company, whose format was based on the American retailer, was bought out by Wal-Mart in 1999 for £6.7bn. Currently has a staff count of 143,126 each with an average term of employment of over 5 years and generates half of Wal-Mart’s international revenue.

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2009-03-03 16:38:58 © Moneyextra.com

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