Best rewards/cash back credit card for £11,000 purchase?
Wardy7
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Hi,
my mum and dad are buing some double glazing for the house that is going to cost around £11,000 I believe. They have already paid the first £2,000 deposit on a credit card.
My mum asked me this morning about the best credit card to use where they may get some money back etc for using it.
They will pay off the credit card bill when it arrives so there is no issue on missing payments or anythign like that but just want to maybe get a few rewards/some cash back for using a credit card to buy it since it is quiet a hefty sum.
Can anyone suggest the best CC to use?
Both in regards to potentially transfering the £2,000 deposit balance on one CC to a better one and also which one would be best for paying the remaining £9,000.
Is one CC best or would they get better rewards if they split the payment onto 2 seperate CC etc?
Thank for the help (providing I get any)
Cheers
Mark
my mum and dad are buing some double glazing for the house that is going to cost around £11,000 I believe. They have already paid the first £2,000 deposit on a credit card.
My mum asked me this morning about the best credit card to use where they may get some money back etc for using it.
They will pay off the credit card bill when it arrives so there is no issue on missing payments or anythign like that but just want to maybe get a few rewards/some cash back for using a credit card to buy it since it is quiet a hefty sum.
Can anyone suggest the best CC to use?
Both in regards to potentially transfering the £2,000 deposit balance on one CC to a better one and also which one would be best for paying the remaining £9,000.
Is one CC best or would they get better rewards if they split the payment onto 2 seperate CC etc?
Thank for the help (providing I get any)
Cheers
Mark
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Depends what they want to do really. Amex Platinum would get them 5% cashback http://www.stoozing.com/cashback.php
Alternative would be to get a Virgin Money card, transfer the £2000 balance onto it for a 2.98% fee, use it to pay the balance of the £9,000 and pay it off over 12 months (min payments until the last month to slow-stooz). http://www.stoozing.com/balance_transfers_and_purchases.php
Depends on the savings rate they're getting which way will net them a better return - you can look at the numbers http://www.stoozing.com/slowcalc.htm"A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0
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