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I’ve just this morning received an Egg card flyer through the post and to be honest I didn’t realise how good the egg credit card is.

A few years ago, perhaps only this time last year, all a credit card had to offer was a 0 per cent deal on balance transfers or purchases and potential customers would apply but now things have changed and you certainly get a lot more than just a credit card these days - take a look at the benefits and rewards avaialable with the Egg card;

• 0 per cent on balance transfers until 1st September 2009 (conditions and 3 per cent fee apply)
• 0 per cent on new purchases until 1st September 2008
• 0 per cent for up to 5 months on balance transfers in June 2010 (2.5 per cent fee applies)
• 0 per cent for up to 5 months on balance transfers in June 2011 (2.5 per cent fee applies)
• 16.9 per cent APR Typical, Variable.

As well as that array of 0 per cent deals there are other perks with the Egg card;

• Save money when you use your Egg card with specially selected retailers like dixons.co.uk and buyagift.com find out more at www.egg.com/rewards
• 10 per cent discount on Egg travel insurance when you pay with your Egg card
• Active fraud monitoring - Egg look out for any suspicious activity on your account
• Access to your account 24/7 online and of course no paperwork if you manage your account online
• Quick and easy - apply online at Egg.com

This just goes to show credit card companies are starting to reward loyal customers with additional future benefits and ongoing rewards. Well done Egg!

>>Click here to compare Egg with other credit card offers

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