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Capital One CashBack Credit Card Advice please
booklover
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:hello: everyone
I would really appreciate a little bit of advice/guidance.
I wrote this on the CC page but i would love to hear more peoples' views please.
I currently have a Halifax cc which is always paid paid off in full each month. I am a little concerned though as over the previous 12 months we have spent 24k on our Halifax Credit Card but have only received £35 cash back!!
Do u think Capital One cash back is the best??
Are there many disadvantages to using this card as I would like to hear all the points, both positive and negative.
Many thanks in advance. Your help is very much appreciated.
Fiona
I would really appreciate a little bit of advice/guidance.
I wrote this on the CC page but i would love to hear more peoples' views please.
I currently have a Halifax cc which is always paid paid off in full each month. I am a little concerned though as over the previous 12 months we have spent 24k on our Halifax Credit Card but have only received £35 cash back!!
Are there many disadvantages to using this card as I would like to hear all the points, both positive and negative.
Many thanks in advance. Your help is very much appreciated.
Fiona
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I think you need to have a good look at this article :
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cards/cashback-credit-cards
The Halifax card is either a crap deal or they're doing their sums wrong.
The Capital One card is good but from what I hear quite difficult to get, as I understand the Amex can be too. If you have no luck with actual cashback cards, why not try a shop loyalty card, e.g. Tesco / Sansburys / M&S, it might not be cashback but it still vouchers for nothing.
If you decide to apply for a different card, don't forget Quidco if they have the option available for you to earn cashback!...I like my coffee black, just like my metal!
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Thanks for that advice markandsparksgal :T that is very helpful.
Fiona0
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