Goldfish Credit Card Reviews

The Gold Fish credit card is issued by HFC Bank (Household Finance Corporation). It is available in Visa or Mastercard and there are different card designs that you can choose – Twin fish, Two fish facing, Bluey, Fish Bowl, and Scales. It has an attractive APR of 18/9% with a minimum monthly repayment of 3% or £5 whichever is the greater. ...

I have had a Goldfish card for 3 years now, and I can't complain at all. The card itself is smart looking, with a choice of photos for the front. It's a simple to understand card, with no annual fee. The interest rate is steep, but if like me you pay off your balance every month you need not worry about this. And it's simply ...

I know there are about 500 credit card options out there and some like Egg and Intelligent finance through the internet are offering 0 percent for the first six months for non cash purchase. But Goldfish are pretty good to me and bailed me out when I was in Cuba so I think im sticking with them. I needed a cash advance to escape The Manic ...

I have had my Goldfish card ever since they were first available and I have yet to be disappointed by it. I don’t have to pay an annual fee for the privilege of using this card, which is one of its main selling points as far as I am concerned. I have also been able to change the monthly payment date to suit my own financial ...

I have had a Goldfish card for three years now just as credit cards was been given out left right and center.The design is probably the best thing about as the rates for cash advances %21 interest a year from the moment the money comes out of the slot were not the best at the time i used it. Other standard purchases from the first time you ...

I got my goldfish card in the old days when Billy Connolly advertised it on TV and I've used it successfully ever since. My Goldfish points have so far got me a bicycle from Halfords, Boots vouchers to give away as Christmas presents and sundry small electrical items. My next item is going to be a trouser press from John Lewis for ...

I'm not a huge fan of any of the financial institutions - certainly the ones I've dealt with are all bad in their own particular ways. The trouble with goldfish is their customer service. Like many firms these days, the service is slow. Very slow indeed. The reason this is a problem can be highlighted when it came to my ...

I've had a Goldfish card for a year and originally got it because of the loyalty points scheme. I usually pay my bill in full every month so I wasn't too worried about the high interest rate (about 18.5%). If you don't usually pay your bill in full it's probably best to look at something else like the Tesco visa card which has a ...

If you're looking for a new credit card, you certainly wouldn't do badly to consider a Goldfish. Operated by the HFC Bank, it offers a points scheme on purchases made on the card, that can be redeemed at a wide variety of places. While this compares unfavourably with the increasing number of cashback credit cards (e.g. Amex Blue, Bank One, ...

I've had a Goldfish card for two years and during that time I've never had any trouble with it. To be honest though nothing has particularly stod out about it over many other cards available. Well I suppose the pictures of Goldfish on the front of the card can be a draw, but you probably shouldn't choose this card just for that. ...

I leapt on the Goldfish bandwagon as soon as the card was released. Why: No annual fee Choice of Mastercard or Visa Reasonable interest rates Rewards - vouchers I could claim worth 1% of my total spending. This was fantastic. No other card had up to that point offered really useful everyday vouchers bak with no ...

I have had a Goldfish credit card for about five years now and think that it is great. Only once in that time have I had an incorrect charge made to my account and that was dealt with quite quickly. The only draw back is that if you need to contact them for most of their services it is a premium rate phone number other than that no complaints. ...

I have had my Goldfish Card for a couple of years now and am more than pleased with it. Firstly, there is no annual fee. I always pay my balance in full so I pay no interest. But my favourite thing is my goldfish points. For every £1.00 you spend you get 1 point. I use my credit card for everything, never paying cash or writing a cheque ...