Credit cards with 0% interest are hugely popular with lots of people, but why is this the case? It’s widely assumed that these cards come with some good benefits, but are there any specific people who could benefit from using one of them?
Generally, credit cards with 0% interest are useful for people who like to spread out their credit card payments over several months. If you are someone who pays off their balance in full every month then the interest free introductory period is unlikely to affect you, as you won’t be building up any interest on your balance anyway.
However, many people do like to space out payments, either paying the minimum amount every month or another amount that works for them. As long as you keep up with your minimum obligations (these will be made clear to you by your credit card company), this is absolutely fine but with any other type of credit card, interest will start to build up – and this has to be paid back, too.
By contrast, if you have an interest free credit card then you’ll get an initial period where you aren’t charged any interest on your purchases. The lengt Read more…
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