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Using credit cards for direct debits/standing orders
greenlightluke
Posts: 166 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi all,
the thought struck me recently that I could potentially maximise my cashback on my AMEX Platinum CC if I arranged to have all my bills come off it.
Is this possible? Any thing I should look out for? Pros/Cons etc?
Thanks in advance,
Luke
the thought struck me recently that I could potentially maximise my cashback on my AMEX Platinum CC if I arranged to have all my bills come off it.
Is this possible? Any thing I should look out for? Pros/Cons etc?
Thanks in advance,
Luke
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DDs and SOs are for current accounts only.
Some companies and councils do accept CCs for paying bills; some can do this on the Continuous Payment Authority basis. CPAs can be more difficult to cancel than DDs, but things seem to have improved a little recently.
For cashback on bills it's worth considering Santander 123 current account.0
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