0 APR Credit Card Applications

Automated 0 APR Credit Card Applications and Renewal Alert Service

Stop Paying Any Interest on Your Credit Cards for Years ...

Welcome to the 0 APR Credit Card Applications site and to our unique service. These days you have a truly outstanding choice of options for credit card transfers - so much so that you needn't ever have any credit outstanding on your cards that you are paying interest on! That's perfectly right: you have such a choice of cards that you need never use any credit that you actually have to pay interest on. You simply transfer the balance at the end of the agreed time - it could be 6 months, 9 months or even 12 months - to another card, and start paying zero percent APR again!

Card of the Month: Enjoy 0% on Balance Transfers

But... so often people just forget when the interest free period expires. Then the interest charges pile on again and the monthly expenditure sudenly increases.

That's where our automated credit card balance transfers service comes in. On applying for any card from this site we also invite you to join our free alert service. When you apply for a credit card just notify us on our easy form and we will send you an email a few days before the interest free period terminates. That's all there is to it! We will actually let you know you when your interest free period is about to come to an end, so that you can make a timely arrangement to transfer your balance to a fresh card for a further interest free period. This is a free service.

You can make 0 APR credit card applications as many times as you like, as long as there are credit cards available which have interest free offers for new customers.

There's just no point in paying any interest at all. With so many options out there and so many banks after our business, you are in the driving seat now. Make the most of it while you can....

Act today by applying for your new 0 APR credit card then transferring your existing balance to it, and prepare yourself for years of interest free credit just by using our free credit card transfers service..

The Process in Three Easy Stages

How to save yourself lots of money over the next few years:

Apply for a new 0 APR credit card (see above)

Transfer your existing balance to that card

Sign up for our free alert service (see below)

Then sit back and relax. Notice how easy it is to save money!

Our Unique Alert Service:

Sign up for our Credit Card Transfers Alert Service. NOTE: you don't have to do this - you can just apply for the card if you want. But there are three good reasons for doing this:

We will let you know by email when your credit card renewal date is coming up, so you can simply transfer your balance to another card and will not have to pay a penny in interest! Activate your free alert notice here.

We will alert you as soon as we are told of special offers on new or existing credit cards, or of any new services of interest to credit card holders. These include credit card opening offers that aren't widely advertised. There are special deals that are announced almost every week, and we have a special hotline to the credit card providers, who keep us informed of new credit card offers on a day to day basis, because it's in their interest to keep us informed, so that we can pass on the good news to our clients.

Joining our credit card transfers alert service is completely free! Activate it by clicking here.

0 APR Credit Card Balance Transfer Fees. Transfer fees are fees that some credit cards charge to users when transferring their balances. Read about these here.

N. B. We offer a credit card transfers renewal alert service as part of a value-added service to our customers in addition to offering credit card applications on behalf of our clients. While we are authorized by the banks and credit card providers to supply credit card applications from our website, we cannot of course guarantee that individual applications will always be accepted by the banks or credit card providers on an individual basis. Their own suitability criteria will still apply. If your application is rejected or refused you should contact the bank or credit card provider.