2008 turned out to be the year when the financial chickens came home to roost, and its looking increasingly like 2009 will be a continuation of an economic freeze. Financial institutions are nervous, and even the lowest base rate of interest in the Bank of Englands 315-year history has done little to calm a jittery financial market. The common consensus is that the heady days of easy credit are over. However, consumers are still hungry for good credit card deals and have become accustomed to 0% offers and low APR on credit cards. Credit card companies are worried about exposing themselves to bad debt, so are there still low rate cards available to the clever consumer? Read More
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