Credit cards Best Rate everyday credit cards
If you spend on your credit card and rarely repay your bill in full, credit cards for everyday use offer a low standard rate for borrowing. They are a viable option if you don't fancy switching between 0% deals.
All credit card providers are obliged to show a representative example, which is the purchase APR in the case of credit cards for every day use. Which? reviews the whole of the market, independently, to provide a comprehensive guide to credit cards.
| Provider | Purchase APR Purchase APR help | Cash withdrawal APR Cash withdrawal APR help | Annual card fee | Reward scheme Reward scheme help | Customer score Customer score help | Find out more |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sainsbury's Finance Low Rate MasterCard  Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 6.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 6.9% (variable). | 6.9% | 24.9% | No Fee | No | 66% |  |
Barclaycard Platinum Simplicity Visa  Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 7.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 7.9% (variable). | 7.9% | 15.8% | No Fee | Yes | 53% | |
The Co-operative Bank Platinum Fixed Rate Visa  Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 9.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 9.9% (variable). | 9.9% | 9.9% | No Fee | No | 80% |  |
Capital One Bank Click MasterCard Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 9.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 9.9% (variable). | 9.9% | 9.9% | No Fee | No | 71% | |
Saga Platinum Visa Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 11.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 11.9% (variable). | 11.9% | 21.5% | No Fee | No | 81% | |
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Purchase APR
The interest rate you'll pay on new purchases.
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Cash withdrawal APR
The interest rate you'll pay if you use the card to withdraw cash from an ATM.
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Reward scheme
The percentage of your spending that you'll receive as cashback or reward points.
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Customer score
Which? member score based on customer satisfaction and likelihood of recommending company to friend/family member.
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