Which Credit Cards Can I Balance Transfer Barclaycard To?

We very often see questions asking which credit cards can I balance transfer Barclaycard to?

Recently we have seen many questions asking which credit cards can I balance transfer Barclaycard to, including all of the following :-

• Can I balance transfer Barclaycard to HSBC credit cards?
• Can you balance transfer Barclaycard to NatWest?
• Can you transfer Barclaycard to M&S balance transfer card?
• Can I balance transfer Barclaycard to Nationwide credit card?
• Can I balance transfer Barclaycard to Tesco Bank cards?
• Can I balance transfer Barclaycard to Capital One?

As you may know, Barclaycard like all other credit card companies, do not allow balance transfers to be made from one credit card to another, when both credit cards are issued by the same company.

A number of the main UK credit card companies now issue other credit cards using different brand names. As such, it is not always easy to find out who the actual credit card issuer is.

This information can very often buried in the small print of the balance transfer terms and conditions agreement, so is not always obvious.

So Which Credit Cards Can I Balance Transfer Barclaycard To?

Here at Balance Transfer Expert we have already carried out the research necessary to work out which credit card issuer is behind each and every 0% balance transfer credit card.

As a result of this research, we know that you can safely make a balance transfer from Barclaycard to all of the following featured credit cards :-

Card Offers

HSBC Balance Transfer*

Balance Transfers:

0% for 25 months

Balance Transfer Fee:

2.85%

Purchases:

0% for 3 months

Representative APR:

21.9% APR (variable)

Card Details

HSBC Balance Transfer*

• 0% interest for 25 months on balance transfers made within first 60 days of account opening
• 2.85% balance transfer fee applies (minimum £5)
• 0% interest on purchases for 3 months from account opening
• At end of promotional period, balance transfers and purchases will revert to standard variable rate
• Worldwide offers and discounts with HSBC home&Away
• Manage your card online
• Annual Fee: None

Application Criteria

HSBC Balance Transfer*

• You have an annual income or pension before tax of £6,800 or more
• You are a UK resident
• You are aged 18 or over
• You do not hold an HSBC Basic bank account

Card Offers

Tesco Clubcard Credit Card for Balance Transfers

Balance Transfers:

0% interest for up to 22 months

Balance Transfer Fee:

2.99%

Purchases:

0% interest for 3 months

Representative APR:

20.9% APR (variable)

Card Details

Tesco Clubcard Credit Card for Balance Transfers

• 0% interest for up to 22 months on balance transfers made within the first 90 days of opening your account
• 2.99% balance transfer fee in first 90 days, 3.99% fee after 90 days
• 0% interest for 3 months on purchases from account opening
• Earn Clubcard points wherever you use your card, plus your usual points in Tesco. Terms apply
• You can transfer up to 95% of your available credit limit
• Apply online and get a decision within 60 seconds
• Annual Fee: None

Application Criteria

Tesco Clubcard Credit Card for Balance Transfers

• You have an annual income of at least £5,000
• You are at least 18 years of age
• You have a good credit history
• You live in the UK, or have a British Forces Post Office address
• You don't currently hold more than 1 Tesco Bank Credit Card
• You have not applied for a Tesco Bank Credit Card in the last month or have an application currently in progress

Card Offers

HSBC Purchase Plus*

Balance Transfers:

0% for 18 months

Balance Transfer Fee:

2.9%

Purchases:

0% for 18 months

Representative APR:

22.9% APR (variable)

Card Details

HSBC Purchase Plus*

• 0% interest for 18 months on balance transfers made within first 60 days of account opening
• 2.9% balance transfer fee applies (minimum £5)
• 0% interest on purchases for 18 months from account opening
• At end of promotional period, balance transfers and purchases will revert to standard variable rate
• Worldwide offers and discounts with HSBC home&Away
• Manage your card online
• Annual Fee: None

Application Criteria

HSBC Purchase Plus*

• You have an annual income or pension before tax of £6,800 or more
• You are a UK resident
• You are aged 18 or over
• You do not hold an HSBC Basic bank account

Card Offers

Co-operative Bank Balance Transfer

Balance Transfers:

0% for 24 months

Balance Transfer Fee:

3%

Purchases:

0% for 4 months

Representative APR:

20.6% APR (variable)

Card Details

Co-operative Bank Balance Transfer

• 0% interest for 24 months for balance transfers made within 60 days
• 3% balance transfer fee, minimum £5
• 0% interest on purchases for 4 months from account opening
• All successful applicants will receive this exact rate and offer
• Online account management
• Annual Fee: None

Application Criteria

Co-operative Bank Balance Transfer

• Only available to customers who have held a Co-operative Bank or smile current account for 1 month or more
• You are a UK resident
• You have annual income of £10,000 or more
• You are aged 18 or over

The choice of 0% balance transfer credit cards has been reducing over the last couple of years as the UK banks and card companies have reduced their credit card lending.

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