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cash back at the till

caz_4321
caz_4321 Posts: 8 Forumite
in Budgeting & bank accounts
Hi,
does anyone know if there is a minimum amount of cashback you can get at the till? i only want 3pounds. (I will be at asda in the morning)

Thanks
Caz

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  • Saints2011
    Saints2011 Posts: 933 Forumite
    My local Asda the min is £10.00
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  • stclair
    stclair Posts: 6,856 Forumite
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    My local Asda has a £10.00 min cashback policy too.

    However I have seen someone get £1.00 cashback in Tesco before.
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  • glennc1981
    glennc1981 Posts: 84 Forumite
    I've managed to get a minimum of £5 cashback in the Co-Operative and in Sainsburys. I know Waitrose's minimum is £10 but I couldn't tell you if there's any that offer below £5.
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  • Chrisblue1962
    Chrisblue1962 Posts: 1,203 Forumite
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    Why go to your local Post Office as I can draw any amount, such as £5.75 for example, from the counter, available funds permitting of course :).
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  • Helix
    Helix Posts: 2,381 Forumite
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    I have been able to get £5.00 from ASDA before.
  • preable
    preable Posts: 2,114 Forumite
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    5.00 min at asda
  • pmduk
    pmduk Posts: 10,736 Forumite
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    Chrisblue1962 wrote: »
    Why go to your local Post Office as I can draw any amount, such as £5.75 for example, from the counter, available funds permitting of course :).

    This is a good idea, however it does depend on whether your bank has an arrangement with the Post Office. Not all accounts are accessible this way.
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