*Barclaycard Apple Subscription Offer Terms and Conditions
1. Eligibility. You must be a new or existing consumer Barclaycard cardholder in the United Kingdom.
2. Offer period. This offer is open between 20 August 2021 and 19 July 2022.
3. The length of the free period.
If you’ve never had a subscription to the service before, you’ll get five months free.
If you’ve previously had a free trial but no longer subscribe to the service, you’ll get the following:
You won’t get any free months if you already subscribe to that service.
If you currently access the service under a family plan, you’ll still be able to use the code(s) as long as you weren’t the main account holder and you’re removed from the family plan before signing up.
4. At the end of the free period. You will be charged the standard rate for that service. The current rates are as follows (at the time of publication – so please check before the end of your free period):
5. Getting the codes. If you’re a new customer, we’ll send you the unique codes automatically. Otherwise, we may send you details on how you can get the codes or put the information on our website. We’ll use the contact details that we hold on your Barclaycard account for any communication that we send to you. We won’t be able to reissue codes so please keep them safe.
6. Using the codes. The codes expire at 11:59pm on 19 August 2022. If you redeem by then, you’ll get the full period that you’re entitled to. You’ll need to have a valid Apple ID and a payment method set up on file. The codes are only valid for Apple Music, Apple News+, Apple Arcade and Apple TV+ in the United Kingdom and you’ll need to be in the United Kingdom when you use the codes. You’ll need to have compatible products and services. Apple News+ and Apple Arcade are only available on iOS devices.
7. More about the codes. The codes are promotional and can only be used once. They aren’t for resale, they don’t have any cash value and they won’t be replaced if lost or stolen. The codes are for the intended recipient and you can’t transfer them to anyone else. The codes cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or code other than in the way set out above.
8. More about Apple. Apple is not a promoter of this promotion. Apple’s Terms and Privacy Policy apply: see https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/uk/terms.html. Apple Music, Apple News+, Apple Arcade and Apple TV+ are registered trademarks of Apple Inc.
Part one of your application
To make everything as clear as possible we've summarised some of the key information below.
You need to read through this carefully before you continue with your application.
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How your interest offers work |
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Your balance transfer offer |
0% on balance transfers from the date you open your account. Your balance transfer offer will start from the date you make your balance transfer. |
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How you could lose your promotional rate |
You will lose your promotional rate if you make an arrangement to pay less than your minimum payment each month. |
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When your 0% purchase offer ends |
You'll be charged interest at your standard rate for: If you don’t pay off your whole balance each month, excluding any promotional balances then you'll be charged standard interest on new purchases from the day the transaction appears on your account. |
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When your 0% balance transfer offer ends |
You'll be charged interest at your standard rate on any outstanding balance transfer. |
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Managing your Barclaycard |
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Staying on top of your account |
To manage your account well you'll need to make payments on time and stay within your credit limit - this could then help you build your credit rating over time. If you don't do these things:
That's why it's so important to make sure you've read and understood all the Terms and Conditions before you apply. |
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Bank of England Base Rate |
Your standard and cash interest rates will move up and down in line with the Bank of England Base Rate. Base Rate changes will not apply to your promotional interest rates. To learn more visit: barclaycard.co.uk/understanding-interest. |