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Tesco Bank Interest Guarantee
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And if you regularly shop at Tesco from April 1 through April 1 2019 you'll earn eight points per £4 spent in store on qualifying transactions, up from five points per £4 of eligible spend.It's not your credit score that counts, it's your credit history. Any replies are my own personal opinion and not a representation of my employer.0
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And if you regularly shop at Tesco from April 1 through April 1 2019 you'll earn eight points per £4 spent in store on qualifying transactions, up from five points per £4 of eligible spend.
Although confusingly if you click on to the next page it says....From 1 April 2017 to 1 April 2019 we guarantee you will be awarded one point per £1 spent in each card purchase transaction (£1 minimum) within Tesco and one point awarded per £8 spent in each card purchase transaction (£8 minimum) outside Tesco.0 -
Birdman2015 wrote: »Although confusingly if you click on to the next page it says....
Suggest people get a Tesco clubcard credit card and pay the balance off each month in full. I don't see what you get by using your debit cards for any transaction when you get exactly the same with a Tesco credit card.0 -
So what's the advantage of using the credit card?stephenliverpool1 wrote: »Suggest people get a Tesco clubcard credit card and pay the balance off each month in full. I don't see what you get by using your debit cards for any transaction when you get exactly the same with a Tesco credit card.Evolution, not revolution0 -
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But only for up to two months...unless by "get a Tesco clubcard credit card" you meant one with 0% on purchases? But then if you did mean that, you wouldn't have added "and pay the balance off each month in full".stephenliverpool1 wrote: »You keep your money in the Tesco accounts and earn 3%
So the benefit, as you've described, isn't really that significant is it? Even if you'd spent £3K in one go you'd only make yourself a maximum of £14 or so.
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