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Buy & Fly Credit Card Review
Summary
**Please note this card is no longer available**
The Buy and Fly Credit Card is a new credit card offering a unique reward scheme.
This fantastic card offers superb interest rates, great rewards and allows you to manage your account totally online. The Buy & Fly card offers 3.9% p.a. on balance transfers fixed until 1st July 2010. The standard APR is 17.9%.
You also get free travel points every time you spend on the card, including double points for your first 6 months. You can redeem the travel points on 19 of the worlds leading airlines and UK travel operators.
Details
| Introductory Balance Transfers | 3.9% |
| Monthly Rate | % |
| Period | 1st July 2010 |
| Introductory Purchases | n/a |
| Monthly Rate | n/a |
| Period | n/a |
| Standard APR | 17.9% |
| Monthly Rate | 1.385% |
| Cash Advance APR | 26.8% |
| Cash Advance Fee | 2% (Min £3.00) |
| Minimum Payment Required | 3% (Min £3) |
| Annual Fee | None |
| Loyalty Points | Travel Points |
| Travel Accident Insurance | £250,000 |
| Free Purchase Protection | None |
| Foreign Usage Fee | 2.75% |
Other Buy & Fly Credit Card Features and Benefits
- No annual fee
- Free Travel Accident Insurance
- Online Account Management 24/7
- Get free travel just for using your card
Buy & Fly Credit Card Verdict
The Buy and Fly Card is a great value proposition. An excellent value 0% on balance transfers and a competitive standard rate mean it is very attractive for almost anyone who needs a credit card. Add to this the opportunity to earn rewards for travel and you have one of the best credit cards available in the UK. Managing the account should be easy with online account management 24/7.