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Recommended credit card for food shopping
redrabbit29
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Hello all,
I use a credit card in order to pay for all my groceries over the month. It's paid off on the 1st of each month. This allows me to track how much I spend on food, and try to make it a reasonable amount each month.
I did use Tesco creditcard although I've received very poor service lately, and fed up of them.
Could anyone recommend a good card? I've looked on money.co.uk and this site but I can't make a reasoned decision about it.
Thanks,
Redrabbit
I use a credit card in order to pay for all my groceries over the month. It's paid off on the 1st of each month. This allows me to track how much I spend on food, and try to make it a reasonable amount each month.
I did use Tesco creditcard although I've received very poor service lately, and fed up of them.
Could anyone recommend a good card? I've looked on money.co.uk and this site but I can't make a reasoned decision about it.
Thanks,
Redrabbit
Amo L'Italia
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Any card will let you buy food. What card features are important to you? And what is your credit history like?0
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Santander 123 credit card. Pays 1% cashback at all supermarkets for a £2 monthly fee.MFiT-T3 #149: {Q4/14} (£46,447)-->(£0) ~ +£46,447=100%
Mortgage Free: 1st October 2014 :j0 -
if you're looking for bonuses, then a cashback card might be the best.
Most usually work out better than the tesco clubcard points.
Amex do one with 1.25% cash back.
This of cause all depends on your credit history, as most good reward cards require a good credit history0
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