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LLoyds Avios Credit Card
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lesta1980
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in Credit cards
Firstly sorry if this has been asked but had a look and couldn't see any former posts. I've had the Lloyds Avios credit card for a while now due to the 0% interest if you clear the balance each month and avios points, basically BA points. Total disaster came in an email though that they were closing the avios/ba rewards so basically the card is no good for me. Is there anything else that offers what LLoyds did or even comes close? Thanks
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Amex gold card if you can spend 3K in first 3 months. 20000 points/avios available or 23K if you get referred.
Other BA or if you shop at Sainsburys they have a mastercard where you can earn avios.
Look on MSE under airline credit cards for full details0 -
I have BA Amex which has no annual charge and collects Avios. Other Perks like shop small cashback and other offers via retailers too. Works well for me0
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Or you could look at the Amex Nectar card, now that Nectar points are fully interchangeable with Avios (plus if you are a serious Avios collector, some tactical shopping in Sainsbury can give you a decent boost there!)
Or you could switch to simple cashback over Avios and go for the Amex platinum cashback card at up to 1.25%
And whichever one you go for, there are usually options with Amex where you can get referred by someone for a bigger introductory bonus... for example with the platinum one, you could get another £40 - not sure what you'd get for the Avios ones, as I don't have them. But don't leave anything on the table if you can grab it!
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Just to add to the above, virtually every single credit card in existence is 0% interest if the monthly balance is paid in full - that wasn't anything special from Lloyds.
And if you're not particularly tied to BA and don't want Amex, the Virgin credit cards are good options.0
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