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Best cashback card?
DemiDee
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Hi all
I always pay off any credit card amount as soon as the bill comes in, so my main reason for having them is really for cashback and convenience. With that in mind, I'm currently looking to see which is the best cashback card out there.
I currently have a Barclaycard which gives:
0.25% on spend up to £200
0.35 on spend between £200 and £1500
1% on spend over £1500
This seems to be the best of a bad bunch.
I also have an Amex Blue, offering:
0.5% on the first £3500
1% on the next £6500
1.5% on £10,000+
If anyone knows of anything any better out there, please let me know.
I always pay off any credit card amount as soon as the bill comes in, so my main reason for having them is really for cashback and convenience. With that in mind, I'm currently looking to see which is the best cashback card out there.
I currently have a Barclaycard which gives:
0.25% on spend up to £200
0.35 on spend between £200 and £1500
1% on spend over £1500
This seems to be the best of a bad bunch.
I also have an Amex Blue, offering:
0.5% on the first £3500
1% on the next £6500
1.5% on £10,000+
If anyone knows of anything any better out there, please let me know.
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Comments
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Capital One World card is 1% on everything plus a £10 bonus in January.
However there is now £18 annual fee although I have never been charged as I got mine before the charge was introduced.0 -
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Is there anyone else giving 1% other than Capitalone and Amex? Already got Amex and had a bad experience with Capitalone today, so looking for an alternative...
Thanks.0 -
Egg money - £12 annual fee, £200 max cash backI think....0
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Egg Money pays 1% on everything (£200 cap), although there's now a £1 per month fee for new customers.Is there anyone else giving 1% other than Capitalone and Amex? Already got Amex and had a bad experience with Capitalone today, so looking for an alternative...
Virgin Charity pays 0.8% to you (if you can live with your conscience!), or 1% to charity through gift aid (if you can't!).
http://www.stoozing.com/cashback.php0
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