Scottish Widows credit cards

Scottish Widows opened in 1815, set up as the first mutual life fund: it specifically acted as a safety net for females – widows of clergymen, for instance – who were left unable to support themselves. Now owned by Lloyds TSB, Scottish Widows has launched a credit card that you can personalise, choosing the benefits that suit you.

Highlights of Scottish Widows credit cards

A well-established name in the insurance and pensions sector, Scottish Widows has expanded with banking services and an intelligent range of credit cards. Customers can either build their own cards, selecting whether they want a preferential interest rate or cashback, or choose from a range of cards tailored to fit different styles of credit card spending.

Things to consider about Scottish Widows credit cards

The banking and credit card offerings from Scottish Widows are good for those who would like flexibility with their cards. However, the cards should be compared using the uSwitch.com calculator to ensure that the APR and benefits are right for your preferences.

How can I compare Scottish Widows credit cards with other UK cards?

Our free and impartial credit card calculator can help you decide which card fits your bill. Simply enter details (few and secure) about your credit card usage, and the calculator will trawl the terms and conditions of all UK credit cards to find the perfect ones for you.

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