Don't know how to pay credit card

Poppy_Ann

RobM99 said:

Oh and according to your other thread, you're on £91K. So I'm surprised you need a credit card.,

Why surprised that they need a credit card just like the person above I have several credit cards even though I have a income well above what my bills come to i try to pay everything via a card that gives me points that are converted to Amazon gift cards which give me between £20 and £30 per month I have the card payments set up to pay everything off each month using this card gives me a discount of 1% on everything I buy which is the same % as  my savings account  many people work their home spending like I do as in addition to the 1% it also gives you protection in case anything goes wrong with what you buy.

Regards Poppy Ann. 

JamoLew

RobM99 said:

Oh and according to your other thread, you're on £91K. So I'm surprised you need a credit card.,

Ridiculous - or do you really believe that people who earn over a certain amount dont need/use credit cards

greensalad

It's sensible to have a credit card if you're not going to spend stupidly on it, no? I have one card I'm trying to pay down but we have a joint one that we use for big ticket items and pay off monthly because credit cards give such a good level of consumer protection.

TheAble

Yes - quite so.

Galloglass

I have the card payments set up to pay everything off each month using this card gives me a discount of 1% on everything I buy

Looks like a good deal. Care to name the card?

the_long_and_winding_road

RobM99 said:

Oh and according to your other thread, you're on £91K. So I'm surprised you need a credit card.,

There’s a village somewhere that’s missing you. Suggest you go find it if you don’t have anything helpful to contribute.

BabyStepper

Galloglass said:

I have the card payments set up to pay everything off each month using this card gives me a discount of 1% on everything I buy

Looks like a good deal. Care to name the card?

We'd all like to know which card pays 1%, did I miss something?

julicorn

BabyStepper said:

Galloglass said:

I have the card payments set up to pay everything off each month using this card gives me a discount of 1% on everything I buy

Looks like a good deal. Care to name the card?

We'd all like to know which card pays 1%, did I miss something?

The AMEX Platinum Everyday card does, even pays 5% for the first few months. The normal AMEX Platinum pays slightly more than that, but with an annual fee of £25. 
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/best-credit-card-rewards-variant/?utm_expid=.vymMtTSyTKSMnCXBopjGfQ.1&utm_referrer=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F

I actually have an AMEX card that pays 1.5-2% cashback, but that's through my work health insurance rather than generally available. 

BabyStepper

Thanks julicorn.