Barclays gives credit card introductory offers

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Barclays gives credit card introductory offers

New customers for a Barclays credit card can choose from two introductory offers, it has been announced.

According to Barclays, one of the deals for the Barclayard OnePulse offers the lowest balance transfer fee available on the market.

There is one option is for zero per cent on balance transfers for 14 months with a 2.5 per cent transfer fee.

The other, also zero per cent on balance transfers for 14 months, charges a 2.9 per cent fee but gives five per cent cashback on Transport for London spend and 0.5 per cent cashback on all other spend until January 2010.

Barclaycard OnePulse is a three-in-one card allowing Oyster, credit and contactless payment for Londoners.

This week marks a year since the launch of the card.

Chief marketing officer at Barclaycard Elizabeth G Chambers said that consumers "have a payments provider that they recognise and trust" in the brand.

She said that thousands of people are benefiting from the contactless technology.

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