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Natwest Credit Cards
Everything you need to know about the range of Natwest Credit Cards.
| NatWest - Platinum MasterCard | ||||
Balance Transfers |
Purchases |
Representative APR (Variable) |
Benefits |
0% for 15 months (2.9% fee) | 0% for 6 months | 17.9% APR |
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Representative example: assumed borrowing of £1200, representative 17.9% APR (variable). Purchase rate 17.95% PA. | Details | |||
| NatWest - YourPoints World MasterCard | ||||
Balance Transfers |
Purchases |
Representative APR (Variable) |
Benefits |
0% for 13 months (2.9% fee) | 0% for 13 months | 17.9% APR |
|
Representative example: assumed borrowing of £1200, representative 17.9% APR (variable). Purchase rate 17.95% PA. | Details | |||
| NatWest - Classic Card Current Acc holders MasterCard | ||||
Balance Transfers |
Purchases |
Representative APR (Variable) |
Benefits |
19.9% for 13 months (2.9% fee) | 0% for 13 months | 19.9% APR |
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Representative example: assumed borrowing of £1200, representative 19.9% APR (variable). Purchase rate 17.9% PA. This offer is only available to existing NatWest current account customers | Details | |||
NatWest has a range of credit cards to suit different types of borrower; namely the Classic , Platinum and Student. The Classic and Platinum cards have the same typical variable 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.
Search for the cheapest credit cards and apply online.
Ironically NatWests 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 and Platinum card is the age you need to be to apply 18 and 25 respectively and the minimum earnings required £10,000 and £25,000 respectively.
Can you save money by switching to another credit card? Find out with Moneyextra.com’s comparison service.
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