Halifax Reward Credit Card

noh

As above. There is only one card it is called the Clarity card the terms and conditions of which can be read from the link below.
It can be applied for online or in branch.
If you qualify for the £5 reward you get paid it.

The t+c's are here http://www.halifax.co.uk/creditcards/clarity-card/terms/

The relevant section is 11

studentsaver_88

Thankyou all. Without MSE I would have not found it.

Jo4

Sorry op for asking questions on your thread but I didn't see any point starting a second thread about the same card.

While reading the link for the T & Cs I noticed

"
11 REWARD PAYMENT 11.1 If you meet the requirements set out in condition 11.2, then for any statement period in which you:- (a) make at least £300 of Purchases (once any Purchases refunded in that period have beend deducted);
(b) stay within your credit limit; and
(c) make your minimum monthly payment;
you will qualify for a £5 credit to your account in the following month. The credit will not be treated as a payment to your account under these conditions.
11.2 To be eligible for the reward set out in condition 11.1, you must, at the time you enter into this agreement:- (a) hold a Halifax current account and pay in £1,000 or more each month;
(b) use our switching service to move your current account to a Halifax Current Account and agree to pay in £1,000 or more each month;
(c) open or hold a Halifax Ultimate Reward Current Account."



Does this mean that you will not receive the £5 a month unless you have a Halifax Ultimate Reward current account (11.2 c) and therefore you will not receive the £5 unless you are paying £15 a month for that account?

Am I correct that you do not get the £5 when you are a Halifax Reward current account holder according to 11.2 c or that you do get the £5 while being a Halifax Reward current account holder and pay in £1,000 or more each month according to 11.2 a?

YorkshireBoy

Jo4 wrote: »

Does this mean that you will not receive the £5 a month unless you have a Halifax Ultimate Reward current account (11.2 c) and is therefore no use unless you are paying £15 a month for that account?

It's an inferred "or".

You can comply with either (a) OR (b) OR (c) to secure the Reward payment.

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

SnowTiger wrote: »

They are the same thing.

However to get the reward, punters have to have a Halifax (Ultimate) Rewards bank account and pay at least £1,000 a month in to it.

Thank you. Trust Halifax to muddy the waters

thebritishbloke

I phoned Halifax the other day about this, they said to be eligible for the £5 reward you just have to spend £300 in a statement month. You also have to phone up and ask them to "activate" this reward on your card, you only have to do that once.

I only did it last week, so I guess I'll find out on my next statement. I only hold a rewards account.

studentsaver_88

Seems like a gem of a card, much better option for me then capital one cashback card.