Nationwide 5% cashback on supermarket spending

Descrabled

Boost your spending by buying 2nd class stamps, or even 1st class if you want. These can be used years later.

MattMattMattUK

Descrabled said:

Boost your spending by buying 2nd class stamps, or even 1st class if you want. These can be used years later.

Boost your spending by buying beer, wine or vodka, they do not go off for months/years and you can choose to enjoy them in days if you wish.

flaneurs_lobster

MattMattMattUK said:

Descrabled said:

Boost your spending by buying 2nd class stamps, or even 1st class if you want. These can be used years later.

Boost your spending by buying beer, wine or vodka, they do not go off for months/years and you can choose to enjoy them in days if you wish.

Budget is next Wednesday. Booze duty due a raise?

Nebulous2

Descrabled said:

Boost your spending by buying 2nd class stamps, or even 1st class if you want. These can be used years later.

I could sell you some. I'd possibly manage a (very) modest discount.

For some reason we had around £700 worth of old ones kicking around and exchanged them for new bar-coded ones. Now they have permeated my consciousness their presence is going to annoy me..... 

where_are_we

Would someone please confirm I will get 5% cashback on each of two current accounts in the same name.

Alex9384

km1500 said:

I haven't seen any rule that says you can't keep crocodiles in your bathroom either but it doesn't mean you can

It says you can earn a £10 cashback per card.

km1500

Per card on a joint account. Otherwise it says 'our current account members can earn up to £10 a month...' implying a cap.of £10 per member.

Get 5% cashback on your supermarket shop

With everything going up, get a little back. Our current account members can now earn up to £10 a month at a wide range of supermarkets and convenience stores.

Vortigern

Rich2808 said:

Still shocking - no M&S food or B&M inclusion!

I used a Barclaycard in an M&S food hall. When I click on the transaction in the BC app it shows the "Business Type" as "Grocery & Super" - the same as transactions at Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons. On that evidence, I believe that the transaction would have qualified for cashback had I used the Nationwide card.

This was an ordinary M&S store with clothing on two floors and a food hall occupying part of the upper floor.

I assume the food checkouts use a different MCC to the clothing tills at this store - Leeds White Rose Centre.

dealyboy

...  but I guess nobody has received any cashback yet ... considering they permit themselves to change the eligibility as it goes, who knows what we'll end up with 

redux

Vortigern said:

Rich2808 said:

Still shocking - no M&S food or B&M inclusion!

I used a Barclaycard in an M&S food hall. When I click on the transaction in the BC app it shows the "Business Type" as "Grocery & Super" - the same as transactions at Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons. On that evidence, I believe that the transaction would have qualified for cashback had I used the Nationwide card.

Why? If Nationwide and Marks & Spencer haven't agreed a discount arrangement, it won't happen