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can you get cashback anywhere for taking out Halifax Clarity?

just wondered as that fact wouldn't be advertised on the mse page

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  • Are you saying can you get a Cashback Clarity Card?

    If so:

    Yes, you can get a Clarity Rewards card, that pays a £5 bonus, when you spend more than £300 in a statement month.

    You'll need to have a reward or U.Reward current account to qualify.
    The website advises you, under 'Common Questions' to apply in branch for the card, although I believe you can apply normally (i.e: Online) and then call up and ask to add the cashback element (although, check before doing so)
    Thank you all for helping me make my day by saving money!
  • kuepper
    kuepper Posts: 1,520 Forumite
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    Are you saying can you get a Cashback Clarity Card?

    I mean is there a cashback website (eg quidco but nothing there) through which I can apply for a halifax clarity credit card (as per mse best buy for using abroad) and get cashback just for applying .
  • vns
    vns Posts: 183 Forumite
    kuepper wrote: »
    I mean is there a cashback website (eg quidco but nothing there) through which I can apply for a halifax clarity credit card (as per mse best buy for using abroad) and get cashback just for applying .

    Hey, I looked around, but couldn't see any either...Sorry dude.

    But if you feel like signing up to TopCashBack when going for another card... please use my referral link: http://www.topcashback.co.uk/ref/vns << much appreciated!
  • kuepper
    kuepper Posts: 1,520 Forumite
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    vns wrote: »
    Hey, I looked around, but couldn't see any either...Sorry dude.

    But if you feel like signing up to TopCashBack when going for another card... please use my referral link: http://www.topcashback.co.uk/ref/vns << much appreciated!

    wish i'd seen that before i used quidco to sign up for santander 123 - £2.50 more at topcashback
  • does anyone know do i need to have a current account to apply for the clarity card?

    I check online and it didnt say I needed to, but the branch staff told me that she couldnt offer me the credit card as I didnt have the account there....
  • zerog
    zerog Posts: 2,478 Forumite
    ccec wrote: »
    does anyone know do i need to have a current account to apply for the clarity card?

    I check online and it didnt say I needed to, but the branch staff told me that she couldnt offer me the credit card as I didnt have the account there....

    That's the clarity reward card.

    You can apply for the normal clarity without an account online

    To answer the OP, why not apply for another halifax cc with cashback, use it for BT or purchase at 0%, and then after 6m you should be approvable for the clarity (or ring them up and ask to convert)

    moneyexpert offers £25 cashback for the allinone or BT card
  • therefore is the clarity card mentioned by martin, is the one which dont need basic account to open?
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