Featured MasterCard®: SonyCard Credit Card from MBNA

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• Rated: 5.0 out of 5
• Intro APR: 0% 12 months*
• Regular APR: 16.90%*
• Annual Fee: £0.00*
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- 0% on balance transfers for 12 months (3% handling fee)
- 0% on money transfers from your credit card to your current account for 12 months (4% handling fee)
- 0% on card purchases for 6 months from the date your account is opened
- 16.9% APR typical rate (variable)
- Receive 2,000 FREE Sony Card Rewards Points* when you make a card purchase within the first 90 days – that's enough to claim a CD or DVD
- Earn Reward Points every time you spend using your Sony Card
- TRIPLE Reward Points – when you buy products from Sony using your Sony Card.
- As a Sony Card Customer we'll keep you up to date with what's new in the world of Sony's Entertainment world – and you'll also be able to enter Dream Draws giving you access to exclusive offers from Sony

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The Sony credit card is reserved for individuals who would like to earn points as they spend in order to redeem for various Sony products. APR is competitive with an interest free period applied towards purchases and balance transfers. Read more...

MasterCard is a multinational corporation based in the United States. Prior to its Initial Public Offering (IPO) in 2006, Master Card was collectively owned by over 25,000 financial institutions issuing cards on the network. The corporation acts as a retail electronic payment network processing transactions between the banks of customers using its cards and those of merchants they purchase from. Since its introduction as Master Charge in 1967, the brand has experience tremendous growth and is undoubtedly one of the largest card networks alongside VISA, its major competitor. The following cards are issued with the MasterCard® logo accepted at millions of retailers residing in over 200 countries. Credit and debit cards on the MasterCard network receive zero fraud liability guarantee and Identity protection services available to all members notwithstanding credit status.