Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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Yes, Barclays does have credit cards with no annual fee. The best Barclays credit card with a $0 annual fee is the RCI® Credit Card, which offers 1 - 5 points per $1 on purchases and an intro bonus of 5,000 points after your first purchase.
Best Barclays Credit Cards With No Annual Fee
A Barclays card with a $0 annual fee will save you around $26.75 each year, compared to the average credit card offer. You shouldn’t completely rule out cards with annual fees, though. If you take advantage of the best cards’ rewards and benefits, it can more than make up for the cost.
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