Featured Bank of Scotland Card: aqua Credit Card (aquacard)

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• Rated: 4.0 out of 5
• Intro APR: N/A*
• Representative APR: 35.90% *
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- Designed for Bad Credit Applicants
- No interest will be charged on purchases if every statement balance is paid in full by the payment date
- Manageable monthly payments
- Flexible payment dates
- A friendly 24-hour customer helpline
- £1,200 credit limit*
- No annual fee
- Representative Example: 35.95% APR Representative (variable). Based on credit limit of £1000.00, annual interest rate (variable) 35.9%.

Aqua Financial Solutions Limited, Unit 1 & 20B Hillgate Place, 18 – 20 Balham Hill, London, SW12 9ER

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The aqua Credit Card works harder to give you a better chance to rebuild your credit with many benefits designed for such a purpose. Whether you had a few minor issues or are dealing with bankruptcy, this card could help. Read more...

Bank of Scotland currently operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Lloyds Banking Group following an acquisition in January 2009. The Bank of Scotland was originally a bank with predominant interests in Scotland but since increased its presence to other parts of the United Kingdom. A series of consolidations in the UK banking sector bolstered Bank of Scotland’s chances when Halifax Bank agreed to a merger in 2001. Both banks come out of a successful merger bearing the Halifax Bank of Scotland group name but as part of a business strategy deciding to keep both Halifax and Bank of Scotland as brand names. While HBOS branches kept a uniform Bank of Scotland name for all branches dedicated to business banking; branches in other locations seemed to exchange names based on market dominance. Bank of Scotland branches in England assumed Halifax while Halifax branches in Scotland assumed a new Bank of Scotland brand name. Till date the Bank of Scotland continues to provide commercial and retail banking services to customers throughout the UK.