You want a Marks
and Spencer credit card and you'd preferably like a succession of credit
cards that are able to offer 0 interest deals for as long as possible.
This particular card has no affiliation channel that we could find,
but the least we could do is to offer you the chance to browse!
Fortunately, 0
interest for years is now possible because of the Credit Card Balance
Transfers alert service, which allows you to transfer your balance to
a fresh 0 interest card when your present card's 0 interest period is
coming to a close. The alert service is completely free to use.
The Marks and Spencer
credit card is available as part of this service, although the service
is in no way affiliated with Marks and Spencer. We are authorised to
offer a number of well-known credit cards. By clicking on one of the
links below you will be taken directly to the card issuer's own website
where you can locate their application form directly.
Marks and
Spencer credit card: Replacement Card of the Month
Offer no longer available.
Click image
above to apply.
With the different
facilities this one superb website supplies, you may enjoy your Marks
and Spencer credit card for a considerable number of years. In fact
you may use the service as often as the balance transfers are possible
(in other words, as long as there are new cards to transfer the balance
to, there is no limit to the number of times you are able to use the
service - and remember, it's all free).
Go to the Credit
Card Balance Transfers website for more information on how consumers
can all make more intelligent use of their cards. The website for U.S.
cardholders is Credit
Card Balance Transfers US.
Marks
and Spencer credit card: Free Ebook Download
We have a downloadable
ebook to explain how you can get interest-free credit for years, starting
with your Marks and Spencer credit card. To get your free ebook to
download, fill in the details below, and your ebook will be sent to
the email address you have specified.
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