Recommended Credit Cards You Should Apply For 
Some Guidelines to Reduce Credit Card Expenses
By Neil Farman on November 10th, 2007
According to research by Moneyfacts.co.uk, sixty nine cards have increased fees for withdrawing cash on a credit card, even as twenty five charge higher interest on cash withdrawn. Eighteen cards costs you so high when used abroad, while ten have pushed up the charges when transferring a balance. There are some tips for its customers to cut credit card cost.Esther James, credit card analyst at Moneyfacts.co.uk, said: “Check the interest rate you are paying, as there are still some great 0 per cent deals on purchases and balance transfers to be found, so do not pay interest unnecessarily.” You should always receptive to balance transfer fees. Mike Naylor from uSwitch.com said “This type of card will certainly catch consumers out if they do not understand the complex order of repayment rules.” So always check the timings of interest free offers. Card holders should use life time balance transfer card which charges a permanently low amount on the amount transferred. According to uSwitch .com, seven cards still offer life of balance options, at an average rate of 5.74 per cent.
Read: telegraph.co.uk
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