Co-operative Bank Think Credit Card, UK Credit Cards

By: EconomyWatch   Date: 6 October 2010

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The “think” credit card from the co-operative bank provides a wide range of financial services with a special focus on rewarding ethical consumerism.

The Co-operative Bank Think Credit Card charges a lower interest rate for designated ethical purchases and also avails other benefits. This card is perfect for those cardholders who think about the bigger pictures.

Customers using co-operative bank credit card will receive a special rate of 7% annually for six months following date of purchases.

Details on Co-operative Bank Think Credit Card:

  • An APR of 14 percent, which is typically variable
  • 7 percent annual preferential rate on “think” purchases
  • 14 percent per annum for purchases
  • 7 percent per annum for balance transfers
  • A grace period of 59 days also known as interest free period
  • There is no annual fee

Cardholders, who use this card belong to ethical partners and selected businesses within co-operative group.

Some of ethical partners are as follows:

  • Ikea
  • Lush
  • thetrainline.com
  • Arriva
  • Raleigh
  • The Ecologist
  • Ecofirst
  • Ecotricity
  • Adili.com
  • Ethicalsuperstore.com
  • Nigel's Eco Store
  • Energy Saving World
  • Co-operative Insurance (Motor & Home)
  • Co-operative Food
  • Co-op Electrical
  • Traidcraft

The Co-operative Bank Think Credit Card allows customers to make a difference to environment. For the first time the card is used, the Co-operative Bank will arrange half an acre of Brazilian rainforest to be purchased and protected in the name of the customer.For additional amount spent through the card, further amount will be donated for protecting rainforests.

Through “think” credit card, the co-operative bank is safeguarding rainforests for future generations.


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