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First ever credit card... which one?
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Wet_Weekend wrote: »If you just want a card which you can pay off almost immediately, you won't go too far wrong with a Diners Club card

I've never had any problem with it being accepted abroad.
I don't think that a Diners Club charge card is really suitable as a persons very first and only 'credit' card. Why do you make this recommendation? I am curious.0 -
Wet_Weekend wrote: »If you just want a card which you can pay off almost immediately, you won't go too far wrong with a Diners Club card

I've never had any problem with it being accepted abroad.I don't think that a Diners Club charge card is really suitable as a persons very first and only 'credit' card. Why do you make this recommendation? I am curious.
Yeah..I was wondering about that myself. Come on, give us some good explanations please?0 -
I am aware of the difference in the interest rate. Also cashback for purchase £300+
Apart from that, does creation Everyday card work exactly the same as Halifax Clarity e.g No charge for cash withdrawal abroad, no fee for foreign purchase ??
If i remember correctly, the £5 cashback only applies when you have halifax current account.
Apart from creation everyday/ halifax clarity, there is also MBNA everyday plus AMEX. It is 7.4% APR. But master probably have better exchange rate and being widely accepted...0 -
Not sure if this would help, but there is an offer on MoneySupermarket for the following with 21% interest free purchasing:
American Express - Platinum Cashback Everyday Purchases Credit Card
Also, it pays cash a maximum of 1.25% cashback dependable on what you spend.0
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