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Cashback credit card
d70cw6
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Hey
I've looked at the http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/cashback-credit-cards suggestions but cant find one that seems right for me.
I currently have a fee free 1% cashback Amex that i use whenever possible - I'm after a cashback credit card for when amex is not accepted, but struggling to find one that has no annual fee (i expect spend on this credit card to be low giving the vast majority of places accept amex). any suggestions?
Thanks for any suggestions.
I've looked at the http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/cashback-credit-cards suggestions but cant find one that seems right for me.
I currently have a fee free 1% cashback Amex that i use whenever possible - I'm after a cashback credit card for when amex is not accepted, but struggling to find one that has no annual fee (i expect spend on this credit card to be low giving the vast majority of places accept amex). any suggestions?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Along with Amex, I have a Tesco Cashback card, and a Capital One Cashback card, neither of which carry fees, and both of which have extended interest free on purchases.
I think they are still available.
http://www.moneysupermarket.com/credit-cards/cashback/?source=GOO-2D1F1359&p=0&keywords=%252Binterest+%252Bfree+%252Bcashback+%252BcardsBroad&mckv=s86PeoLXa%257Cdt_pcrid_30251542683_mtype_b_kword_+interest%2520+free%2520+cashback%2520+cards_2764ri918980&uuid=b67208e8-391f-46c6-af4c-0dc8ca9f8dc2&Device=t&gclid=CO6_uu2l3b4CFRQctAodNAcAFg
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Doesn't the Cap1 card mentioned in that link meet your requirements? :huh:Hey
I've looked at the http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/cashback-credit-cards suggestions but cant find one that seems right for me.
I currently have a fee free 1% cashback Amex that i use whenever possible - I'm after a cashback credit card for when amex is not accepted, but struggling to find one that has no annual fee (i expect spend on this credit card to be low giving the vast majority of places accept amex). any suggestions?
Thanks for any suggestions.0 -
City as in Citibank? i don't think they offer credit cards in the UK anymore...
and a Tesco Credit Card that pays cashback, rather than clubcard points?
i use Amex Cashback (no fee) and currently back it up with Barclaycard Cashback (£24/yr)...but the latter is on the way out, so i am looking for a backup non-Amex card too.
i have a Tesco card, but think i will let that go when my 0% deal ends. may collect points rather than cashback, as i don't see anything that looks good enough without a fee that i'd rather avoid.0
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