Abbey's Zero credit card reintroduced to the market

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Abbey's Zero credit card reintroduced to the market

Abbey Zero credit card has been re-launched and will be available to UK customers in time for the summer months ahead, it has emerged.

The Abbey Zero credit card, which is the only one available offering no foreign exchange or cash advance fee, has been made available as of today.

Customers opting for the award-winning Abbey Zero credit card can enjoy zero per cent on balance transfers for the first year and zero per cent on purchases for three months.

Managing director of Abbey Credit Cards Roger Lovering said that the Abbey Zero credit card "really is the ultimate all-rounder".

He added: "Its fee-free credentials apply on an ongoing basis too, as part of our commitment to offer our customers ongoing value and innovative and cost effective spending options."

Abbey's credit card branch, which it brought back in-house in 2007, currently serves more than 700,000 customers.

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