What do you do with cash back incentives from banks?

Harveys_2

So what do you do with the money? I tend to put it towards car insurance or car tax or servicing etc...

grumbler

You say this like without the incentives you don't have money to pay for insurance/tax/servicing.

Pecunia non olet ("money does not smell/stink")

ETA: most likely, in fact you either save more or "put it towards" non-essential luxuries that you wouldn't have bought without this extra money.

djpailo

I don't do anything specific with it, if that is what you're asking.

colsten

Nosy so-and-so.

chambta

I buy booze, fags and drugs and waste what's left over on fast women.

Biggles

They are just pleasant little freebies. But they're not really enough to actually 'do' anything with.

chris_m

Biggles wrote: »

. But they're not really enough to actually 'do' anything with.

What aren't? Fast women?
:rotfl:

YorkshireBoy

Biggles wrote: »

They are just pleasant little freebies. But they're not really enough to actually 'do' anything with.

Well I did lots with the £1,650 I made courtesy of YB earlier this year.

However, I've yet to decide what to do with the £300 Nationwide paid me last week.

But in the main I agree with your statement (that £100-£150 isn't a life changing amount).

jonesMUFCforever

For £300 you could get a couple of flights from UK to say Amsterdam or Paris say and a hotel stay for a couple of nights.
Better IMO than collecting airmiles.

ceredigion

I will tell you
All the money I make by being "clever" that is joining incentives, cash back sites and stoosing. Go's in to my peer to peer account at high risk. Though would be gutted if I lost it, happy with the risk as I didn't have to graft for it in the first place.

anna42hmr

Mine is being set aside into an savings account ready to make overpayments to my mortgage in January (as I've already paid up to the max 10% this year).