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Which credit card

Which credit card offers the best cashback/rewards,
I collect clubcard points, is that the best one to go for or are there better deals out there?

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  • Hello Khizman,

    I have also been looking into a new credit card, if you pay it off each month i would recommend a cash back card, i currently have an amex blue card but find a lot of retailers dont accept it and there's also an annual account fee etc.. I've therefore looked around for a visa card and found :-

    Yesterday i signed up for a conrad credit card, if you use the rpoints website you also get 400 points (worth £4). See Martin's previous posting about cashback websites.... I currently use Rpoints so if you really want to sign up use my referral link (I get £5 once you earn £25 worth of points) - http://www.rpoints.com/?ruid=86906 upto you. Basically you get 1 share (worth 1%) for each purchase with 5% at Conrad stores/Shops.

    Good luck..

    Just my thoughts, i'm not affilated in anyway with rpoints or conrad card..
  • grumbler
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    rbreen wrote:
    ... See Martin's previous posting about cashback websites...
    Best Cashback Credit Cards
    Best Credit Card Rewards

    BTW:
    1. Although I have Conran too, many casback sites now offer cashback for Amex and Morgan Stanley cards too. See list of sites in Internet Shopping: Cutting Edge Time & Money Saving Techniques

    2. Rbreen, welcome to MSE. Referral links are allowed only on Referrers Board.
  • khizman
    khizman Posts: 527 Forumite
    To pay off a tesco clubcard can you just use your debit card?
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