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Right credit card for DIY purchaces
riverboat2001
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Hoping to buy a new house soon, well it's really an older house that will need new curtains/carpets/painting etc.
Have got the money to buy what we need (i think) but is there a credit card that will get us a discount in B&Q Homebase etc?
Have got the money to buy what we need (i think) but is there a credit card that will get us a discount in B&Q Homebase etc?
Was a 40 a day smoker for 20 years.
Decided to give up, and haven't had a fag for 12 years.
Halfway through losing six stone.
Looking forward to early retirement.
Decided to give up, and haven't had a fag for 12 years.
Halfway through losing six stone.
Looking forward to early retirement.
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riverboat2001 wrote: »Hoping to buy a new house soon, well it's really an older house that will need new curtains/carpets/painting etc.
Have got the money to buy what we need (i think) but is there a credit card that will get us a discount in B&Q Homebase etc?
mse guide to cashback cc`s
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cards/cashback-credit-cards0 -
Quidco now do 2% cashback on what you spend in store at B&Q
Any visa/mastercard would do but you need to register the card at www.quidco.com first. You could combine with egg/capital one cashback cards.
Quidco take the first £5 but still better than nothing.0 -
I think the best way is to go to B&Q with an older person and take advantage of their 10% discount on Wednesdays for the over 60's.Are you for real? - Glass Half Empty??
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i work at B&Q and theres no credit cards that i know of that offer discounts, if you know anyone that works in the kingfisher group, we occasionally get 20% off family and friends vouchers which you can use.
i would probably use a tesco credit card, cause the money you spend on building can be used on food
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