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Amex 'Anniversary Month'

jackqu7
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I'm considering applying for the Amex Platinum Cashback card. I was wondering if anyone can tell me exactly what they mean by "2.5% cashback in the first month of every year if you spend more than £10,001 in your previous 12 months of Cardmembership."
So if I took out the card on 15th July, would my anniversary month be 1st July - 31st July, or would it be 15th July - 14th August, or something else?
As I purchase an annual season train ticket every year it would be very useful to know exactly when this period falls.
Many thanks if you can help.
So if I took out the card on 15th July, would my anniversary month be 1st July - 31st July, or would it be 15th July - 14th August, or something else?
As I purchase an annual season train ticket every year it would be very useful to know exactly when this period falls.
Many thanks if you can help.
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Your 13th statement, I believe.0
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sounds right to me. this is the best spending card around, imo.0
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sounds right to me. this is the best spending card around, imo.
That's provided you hit the minimum spend - people do need to be aware though that if you don't meet the minimum cashback amount of £25 in the year it all gets wiped on the anniversary date.
According to my latest statement any cash back is paid in the 'month following your card anniversary date' so i imagine that that is the key date. If you are going to take it to the wire I'd say you need toconfirm with Amex exactly when that date will be.0 -
Thanks all for your responses, so that sounds like 15th July - 14th August in this example, ie. all the transactions that appear on the 13th statement.
I will of course confirm with them before making any big purchases!0 -
p00hsticks wrote: »That's provided you hit the minimum spend
fair point p00hsticks. it is a card for those that are going to spend a decent amount on it, and get the cashback for doing so. on that basis, it really is great.0
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