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Sony Credit Card

For all those electronic gadget lovers out there, there is now the Sony Credit Card.

Pulebeat Rewards

This card offers Sony rewards which you can get by earning Pulsebeats. You can earn 1 Pulsebeat for every £1 you spend on your card. You can also earn triple rewards, 3 Pulsebeats for every £1 spent, when you purchase Sony products.

These reward points can then be redeemed on Sony products. These range from things like CDs, DVDs and video games to more expensive items such as Playstation consoles and home cinema equipment.

They are also currently offering a bonus 2000 Pulsebeats when you first use your card. This is enough points to get a free DVD.

Interest Rates and Fees

The standard interest rate on the Sony Card is fairly competitive with a Typical 15.9% APR There is also no annual fee with this card.

This card also features an introductory balance transfer offer. The current offer is 0% p.a. on balance transfers for the first 9 months after you open your account.



Summary Table

Standard Interest Rate Typical 15.9% APR Variable
Balance Transfers Typical 15.9% APR Variable
Cash Advance Interest Rate Typical 22.9% APR Variable
Rewards 1 Pulsebeat per £1 spent
3 Pulsebeat per £ spent at Sony
Annual Fee None
Online Account Access Yes
Purchase Protection Yes
Interest Free Period Up to 56 days
Late Payment Fee £25




Credit Sources Review

This could be a good card if you like to buy a lot of DVDs or CDs - you can get some for free. You might want to have a look through the card information first, though, to see what's available with your points.

You should also be aware that if you are saving Pulsebeats for a more expensive reward such as a Playstation, it may take quite a while to save up unless you use your card for a lot of purchases each month.

The interest rate and other features are fairly competitive with other similar cards so if you buy a lot from Sony and like the Sony rewards, it could be a good card to look at.

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