Cashback credit card with printed statements

TomC_3

I would like to apply for a cashback credit card which still issues printed statements (ie, not just web-based.) I already have the Egg Money card but that is just web-based. Can anyone suggest any?

Many thanks.

James

There is one, but cashback is on limited use: ie 1% cashback on fuel purchases at filling stations, and certain other uses too.

The 1% cashback is printed for every transaction it applies to on your month statement.

The issuer is CSMA (Liverpool Victoria) in the process of being transferred to Morgan Stanley.

http://www.csma.uk.com/finance/creditcard/?3

pin

Amex (blue or platinum)

Conran (MBNA)

Both of the above provide printed statements.

TomC_3

Thanks - does anyone know about the Morgan Stanley platinum? Their website is a bit ambiguous - it talks about statements but does not specify what form they take!

simongregson

The Morgan Stanley card has printed statements, currently doing 2% cashback on the first £2000 until the beginning of October.

Then 1% on 1st £2000, followed by 0.5% CB

Simon.

PS. and £10.80 cashback via https://www.greasypalm.co.uk

IvanOpinion

The GE Money Everyday card offers 3% cashback on food and petrol (up to a maximum purcvhase value of £5000). I am assuming it gives paper statements but can't find a specific reference.

Ivan

buses7675

IvanOpinion wrote:

The GE Money Everyday card offers 3% cashback on food and petrol (up to a maximum purcvhase value of £5000). I am assuming it gives paper statements but can't find a specific reference.

Ivan

This card hasn't (yet) got online access (apparantly they are working on it, few months someone was told IIRC), so they must be giving paper statements!

The A&L (MBNA) 0.5% Moneyback Card which you can get if you are a A&L Premier/Premier Direct Current Account holder also gives paper statements.

Cheers

Steve

IvanOpinion

buses7675 wrote:

This card hasn't (yet) got online access (apparantly they are working on it, few months someone was told IIRC), so they must be giving paper statements!

Thanks Steve, that answers that question (I try not to think to heavily about these things)

Ivan