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HELP what is the best credit card for rewards?

tigersummers
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in Credit cards
HI
this year i will be spending over £10,000 ,i plan to pay every thing on a credit card and clear the balance each month, I'm after suggestions for what is the best credit card around at the moment with good rewards, whether its air miles,cash back or points system.
i would be very gratefull for any suggestions.
this year i will be spending over £10,000 ,i plan to pay every thing on a credit card and clear the balance each month, I'm after suggestions for what is the best credit card around at the moment with good rewards, whether its air miles,cash back or points system.
i would be very gratefull for any suggestions.
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I presume you havent bothered to read the rewards and cashback articles.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?newsid1095802071,3353,
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?newsid1087717218,37843,0 -
A little harsh, especially as the first link is dated May 2006, and some of the facts are downright wrong (claims Egg pay 10p per £100, whereas Egg Money pays 1% which is actually £1 per £100).
I personally use Egg Money for my everyday spending with 1% cashback, and GE Money (no longer available to new applicants) for 3% cashback in supermarkets. I have no doubt that new products will have been introduced sinceMay last year, and I'd certainly be very interested to know if there are any better products available than what I've currently got.0 -
...the first link is dated May 2006......and some of the facts are downright wrong (claims Egg pay 10p per £100, whereas Egg Money pays 1% which is actually £1 per £100).0
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I use the Egg Money card for cashback, it depends on your circumstance, just to give an instance, the boss at work uses a card which gives him air miles as a reward, the other boss uses a Tesco card which gives him discount vouchers on shopping.
So if either of these are relevent to you, shop in Tesco all the while, or go abroad on holidays then these cards might be the one's to look at.
I somtimes shop in Tesco and have never been abroad, so actual cash back is better for me.0
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