CHARITY CREDIT CARDS

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Earn donations for charity each time you spend money with charity credit cards. Feeling virtuous doesn't cost you anything either, as you won't be charged for the donations made from your transactions - these are paid by the bank or building society that issues the charity credit cards.

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When reviewing the cards, you can choose which charity, or charities (as many cards split donations between several charities), you wish to donate to. But, don't forget to weigh up the rates, fees, rewards and benefits applicable to all credit cards. Which Way to Pay compares charity credit cards, so you can make sure that you and your chosen good cause get the best deal possible.
CARD NAME ISSUERREPRESENTATIVE
APR 		BALANCE TRANSFER RATE BALANCE TRANSFER PERIOD PURCHASE RATE PURCHASE PERIOD APPLY
The National Trust Credit Card
The National Trust Credit Card		Mastercard16.9%
Example

Representative Example

Assumed borrowing of £1,200; Representative 16.9% APR (variable); Standard interest rate for purchases: 16.9% p.a. (variable)
Address: MBNA, Stansfield House, Chester Business Park, Chester CH4 9QQ

0%12 Months0%3 MonthsThe National Trust Credit Card
Every time you use your credit card, the National Trust receives a contribution from the card's issuer. All without costing you a penny extra! 3% Handling Fee Applies in zero balance transfer period 
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The British Heart Foundation Card
The British Heart Foundation Card		Mastercard16.9%
Example

Representative Example

Assumed borrowing of £1,200; Representative 16.9% APR (variable); Standard interest rate for purchases: 16.9% p.a. (variable)
Address: MBNA, Stansfield House, Chester Business Park, Chester CH4 9QQ

0%12 Months0%3 MonthsThe British Heart Foundation Card
Take credit for helping to save lives with the British Heart Foundation credit card.  For every new account that is first used, £7.50 is received by the British Heart Foundation.  In addition, they will receive 35p for every £100 you spend on purchases with the card.  Other benefits include 0% on balance and money transfers (3% handling fee) for the first 12 months. 
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