I have recently started my own lines of credit and if you didn’t already know, choosing the right card is a crucial decision, and it is also one that you have to make right away. To a certain degree, this is very unfair. The only way to defend yourself is by learning as much as you can about a particular credit card and comparing it to others. Well, I am here to introduce to you the latest version of the Mint credit card. The features and benefits of this new line will amaze you!
The Benefits Of The Mint Credit Card
First and foremost, they charge you 0% interest on purchases until April, 2008. They will also forgo interest for balance transfers through November of 2008! These are incredible offers that you cannot ignore! Here is a list of the other main benefits of the card:
- 14.9% APR (variable)
- Up to £7,500 limit
- Free online account management
- Online fraud protection
- No annual fees
- Free additional card for a friend or partner
- Chip and PIN security
- Accepted worldwide wherever master card is accepted
- 24 hour MINT customer service
On top of these fantastic features, the Mint card also has some great benefits. You could win prizes like wine, travel packages and much more. I would also like to mention that the business behind this card is the Royal Bank of Scotland, so you know this is a worthy source.
And if you still aren’t convinced, just check out how stylish this credit card is! I don’t think you will find a better designed card out there. So give the Mint credit card a shot! It is a secure and safe card that you can make purchases with. You should very confident that nothing will go awry
I was with Mint for over 19 months but at that point I was using all of my Credit Limit which at £500 was not enough.
Would like one now
I am not a big fan of credit cards, but this one sounds pretty decent.
Till then,
Jean
I Would like one now
It does sound decent, but there are better credit cards on the market if you have established credit already. If you use your credit card much you should make a point of getting some type of rewards card. I prefer a cash back card as it is the easiest reward to manage. For others, an airline or gas card may be most appropriate.
Very Nice Shoppingtiffany
I was with Mint for over 19 months but at that point I was using all of my Credit Limit which at £500 was not enough.
this is a little insurance and self control problem.
Well before deciding it would be nice to know about future rates.
Credit cards have never held my fancy, except for the only purpose of booking my flight tickets when I travel. I am very muddle headed and I am bound to forget to keep track of my credit bills. But if there was provision for reminders before the due date every month I would definitely have taken one. I have heard horrible stories of debts in millions incurred that I am mortified of them. So, if there is one which gives regular reminders, then that’s the one for me!