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Figure in a MSE article

shyam1991 Posts: 6 Forumite

19 February 2018 at 8:09PM edited 19 February 2018 at 8:12PM in Credit cards

Hello,
I was use MSE to find best cashback credit cards. Under AMEX there is a line mentioned
"Spend over £9,000 on it a year?[FONT=&quot] In that case, try the [/FONT]Amex Platinum"
[FONT=&quot]I would like to understand where [/FONT]£9,000 figure came from? Mathematically £5,000 is breakeven point of the Amex Platinum [FONT=&quot]and[/FONT]Amex Platinum Everyday[FONT=&quot](neglecting introductory offer).
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article path ->
MoneySavingExpert.com » Credit Cards » Cashback Credit Cards

[FONT=&quot] Thanks,

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