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Seen this advertised on billboards etc, is this a good cashback credit card? £18 annual fee but get a £10 thank you.
Is it worth it? also how do i work out what cashback i would get?
https://www.capitalone.co.uk/creditcards/secure/application-bt-nopl.jsf
Is it worth it? also how do i work out what cashback i would get?
https://www.capitalone.co.uk/creditcards/secure/application-bt-nopl.jsf
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Have you read the website you linked to? It clearly states that you get 1% cashback on everything you buy.
You need a pretty perfect credit history to be accepted.0 -
It is good in as far as you get a real 1% of the monthly statement as opposed to MBNA's rounded down to the nearest whole pound of each purchase. Luckily I have mine from the fee free era. Free Equifax credit alert is another bonus.0
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It is good in as far as you get a real 1% of the monthly statement as opposed to MBNA's rounded down to the nearest whole pound of each purchase. Luckily I have mine from the fee free era. Free Equifax credit alert is another bonus.
Ah, so that's why I get free regular Equifax alerts. I had been wondering why:T:T0 -
I looked at this card a while back. I was always under the impression that the 'world' credit cards are the best.
I was shocked to see that Capital one card had so little credit limit allowed. I was even more shocked to see that their one rate card had even more allowed credit than the world card.0 -
A number of cashback sites are currently offering £18 cashback if you take out the card - that effectively pays for the 1st annual fee.
If your not looking for a massive credit limit, their basic credit card with the high apr might be a better bet as it has no annual fee. It was in this week's newsletter.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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