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HSBC credit card special Christmas offer

HSBC is offering customers an extended zero per cent interest on purchases and balance transfers for nine months, as well as a unique price promise protection for all those Christmas purchases.

The HSBC credit card is thus designed to minimise debt and spending in what is always a stressful period for shoppers.

Roger Lovering of HSBC said: "Through our price promise insurance, that no HSBC customer pays over-the-odds for Christmas gifts and associated purchases."

Furthermore, HSBC is continuing to protect customers through its data-sharing scheme, ensuring that those who cannot afford the repayments will not be able to borrow with the bank.

The HSBC credit card also allocates payments to the most expensive debt first, further ensuring that borrowers remain as debt-free as possible.

HSBC is one of the largest banking and financial services organisations in the world, with services in 77 countries.

HSBC provides a comprehensive range of financial services including mortgages, savings, investments, loans, online banking and more.