Everything about Mint totally explained
Mint - online financial services (credit cards, insuance and loans)
Mint is an online
financial services brand and part of the
Royal Bank of Scotland Groups Retail - Direct Channels Division. The Mint credit card was introduced as a replacement for the RBS Advanta card.
Mint are known mainly as an online provider of
credit cards, but also offer a variety of
personal finance products
Mint products
Mint offers
insurance for
cars and
homes,
unsecured loans and credit cards to uk customers.
The MINT MC2 Card
In 2003 MINT introduced the Mint credit card. The card was offered as two versions, a standard credit card and the MC2 card which has the bottom right-hand corner removed.
The card can't be read by a minority of older machines, but does work in all
ATMs. This was the first change to the shape of credit cards in the UK for 37 years.
Other Products
Additionally, under the banner of MINT +, Mint offers travel services and a wine club.
MINT Gift Card
In September 2006 MINT launched a pre-paid debit card. Costing an initial fee the card can be prepaid for any amount between £10 to £250. Used in a similar way as the gift vouchers offered by a number of retailers, it's not, however, tied to any one store.
Further Information
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