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Barclaycard launches new 27-month interest-free credit card

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Barclaycard regains the number one spot on the balance transfer credit card chart with its 27 months interest-free offering. Should you always go for the longest 0 per cent deal?

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NatWest and RBS launch 26-month interest-free credit cards

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The battle of the balance transfer cards continues as NatWest and RBS launch new 26-month interest-free credit cards to replace Barclaycard at the top of the best-buy table.

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How to pick the right 0% balance transfer credit card

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Interest-free balance transfer credit cards can save you money. Here’s how to pick the best card depending on how much you can afford to repay each month.

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How to clean up your credit report

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If you’re looking to apply for a credit card, loan, overdraft or mortgage, you need to ensure your credit report is in tip-top condition. Here's how to improve your score.

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10 things you always wanted to know about credit cards

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From credit ratings to cashback, credit card jargon can often seem baffling. So to help you understand your plastic a little better, here are the answers to 10 frequently asked questions.

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Tesco sparks 0% credit card price war

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The battle of the balance transfer cards continues, with Barclaycard launching a new 26-month interest-free credit card in response to a new 25-month deal from Tesco.

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Try our handy budget calculator to see how the little things add up

If you’re wondering how much you spend each month on those little bits and bobs, then try our handy cost calculator tool.

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55% fear Budget will leave them worse off

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As many as 55 per cent of Brits fear they will be worse off after Wednesday's 2013 Budget announcement, with only six per cent confident of benefiting from changes, according to new research by Lloyds TSB.

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British motorists in 'transport poverty'

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The Chancellor faces new pressure to cut fuel taxes in this month's Budget following research that shows hundreds of thousands of families are struggling to cope with the cost of motoring.

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Borrowers clueless about credit ratings

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Many borrowers lack basic knowledge about how credit rating systems work and even what the ratings actually represent, according to new research by Confused.com.

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