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Company:Capital One Bank
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Capital One Bank Fixed Rate Card
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Capital One Bank Classic Visa Card
 
Product:Fixed Rate CardClassic Visa Card 
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Card Details 
Card Issuer:Capital One BankCapital One Bank 
Type:MastercardVisa 
Application Criteria 
Min Age (yrs):2118 
Min Income (£pa):£10,000£0 
Introductory Rates 
Intro Bal Tran Rate AER:8.5%35% 
Duration of Bal Rate:01 Aug 2012n/a 
Intro BalanceTfr Fee (%):0%n/a 
Max Bal Transfer Fee (£):£0Unlimited 
Intro Purchase Rate AER:8.5%35% 
Duration of Purchase Rate:01 Aug 2012n/a 
Rates 
APR - Purchases:8.5%34.9% 
Balance Transfer AER:8.5%35% 
Balance Transfer Fee (%):0%3% 
Cash Advance AER:25.9%35% 
Benefits 
Cash-Back Reward:nono 
Air Miles:nono 
Other Incentives:yesyes 
Shopping Reward Prog:nono 
Fees & Charges 
Annual Fee (£):£0£0 
International Charges %:2.75%2.75% 
Interest Charged from:date of transactiondate of transaction 
Interest Free Period:5656 
Min Payment £:£5£5 

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 Capital OneCapital One Fixed Rate Card
NO balance transfer fee, 8.5% variable FIXED until 01 Aug 2012.
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8.5%01 Aug 20120%8.5%01 Aug 20128.5%Yes
 Capital OneCapital One Classic Visa Card
Strengthen your credit history and increase your limit when you use your card and make payments on time.
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35%n/an/a35%n/a34.9%Yes
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0% on Spending Until November 2009

By Helen Raymond
Published on 29 Oct 2008
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Capital One are offering interest free spending until 1st November, 2009 with their Platinum Card.

What's the deal?

The Capital One Platinum Card is currently offering a market leading 0% on purchases until 1st November, 2009.

The card also offers 0% on balance transfers until this date (subject to a 3% balance transfer handling fee).

How do I benefit?

To take advantage of this offer simply apply for a Capital One Platinum Card online. We suggest that you read our guide on interest-free borrowing to help you really make the most of this offer.

Expiry

The 0% offer expires on 1st November, 2009.  Any outstanding balances will then attract interest at the standard variable rate; currently 16.9% APR typical variable.

Conditions

You will need to have an excellent credit history, a bank account registered to your current address and no previous CCJs to be eligible for this offer.

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