Christian Aid launches credit card with Co-operative Bank

Howard Lake | 15 October 2003 | News

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Christian Aid yesterday launched an affinity credit card in partnership with the Co-operative Bank.

Christian Aid will receive £15 for every new card account opened, and a further £2.50 if the account is used within six months.

The charity will receive 25p for every £100 spent using the card, and 25p for every £100 transferred to the card.

The card is available in various versions. The Standard Visa card is applicable to anyone over 18. The Advantage Platinum and the Fixed Rate Platinum cards could each suit those aged 25 or over, have an income of £25,000 or more and already hold a credit card.
 

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