Sentence examples for introductory deal from inspiring English sources

Another issue often overlooked is the "go to" rates when the introductory deal finishes.

Charlotte Nelson of Moneyfacts.co.uk says: "Consider the length of the introductory deal.

Make at least the minimum repayment every month to avoid penalties (if you have a zero per cent introductory deal, you will lose the interest-free status).

Another issue often overlooked in the rush for an interest-free deal is the "go to" rates when the introductory deal finishes.

If you are accepted for one of these products, make sure you don't exceed your limit or miss a monthly payment as lenders use this as a handy get-out clause to terminate the introductory deal.

Guardian research recently found that UK telecoms customers not on a teaser or introductory deal are paying 25%-30%-30%e for their service than they did four years ago – and as much as 50% more than standard prices in Europe.

Some mortgage experts tremble when they hear about the introductory deals and "low, low, low" rates.

Giles Coutts, founder of InstantLoansDirect.com, denied the interest free loans were a cynical ploy to attract new customers, and suggested 0% introductory deals on credit cards were no different.

Mr Black says: "It's pretty inevitable that the credit-card deals available will become less attractive in the future, with increased or new fees and charges, higher interest rates, fewer and shorter introductory deals and less attractive rewards".

With NatWest/RBS already pulling out of introductory deals on credit cards and the FCA undertaking a credit-card market study, it begs the question as to what would happen if 0 per cent deals were suddenly banned or phased out.

Media buying agency executives have been impressed with the amount of backing the first edition received, even if many advertisers climbed on board to snap up introductory deals and cash in on a bumper sale of 3.26m thanks to massive media coverage and marketing support.