The Suite Credit Card

Review:
The Suite Credit card is a scheme allowing you to earn points on your credit card purchases and then use them to pay for hotel accommodation with Hotelopia. The card itself is a Visa card issued through BBVA (Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria).

REWARD PROGRAM TO CEASE 5TH JUNE 2008
Type	VISA
Cash Back	yes, points give you money off
Online application and management	yes
Rates	Balance Transfers 17.9% p.a. (variable)
Rates	Purchases: Typical 17.9% APR (variable)
Cash Transactions	2.49% on cash transactions (minimum £2.49 - no maximum)
Minimum Repayment	3% of the total amount shown outstanding, or £5.00 whichever is the greater (or the full amount if less than £5.00)
Annual Fee	none
Credit Limit	maximum £6,000
Interest Free Period	up to 56 days There is no interest free period on cash advances and balance transfers.
Fee's	2.75% commission on foreign currency transactions 1.5% on cash transactions (minimum £1.50 - no maximum) Default charges: £12 for exceeding your credit limit, late payments and for returned items
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Suite credit card Other Facts:

When you first spend on the card you will receive a credit of 675 points - enough to enjoy a free Orange hotel night for two

Exchange your suite points for hotel nights through Hotelopia

Pay with a combination of points and cash option

Book your hotel accommodation at the best price guaranteed with Hotelopia at www.thesuitecard.co.uk.

Hotels are graded by colour according to level of luxury, location and season.

Chip and PIN security

You earn 1 point for every £5 spent anywhere you use the Suite Card. In addition, you earn 12 Suite Points for every £5 you spend on hotel accommodation booked through Hotelopia and paying with The Suite Card at www.thesuitecard.co.uk.

you must be over 24 with a permanent UK address and a minimum annual income of £12,000.

The Suite Card is issued by the principal London branch of Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A. ("BBVA") which is incorporated in Spain with Limited Liability and registered in England under Branch No.BR001254.