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Should I come back to stoozing?
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I think I should! I spend about £500 on purchases a month totalling about £9500 over 19 months. If I get accepted for a Nat West 19 month 0% new purchases credit card, I will earn very roughly £190 interest over the 19 months on the cash I put in savings accounts at 4% or more, taking into account the minimum payments. If I use my Chase 1% debit card for purchases I get 1% cashback equal to about £95. I should be about £95 better off over 19 months. I am not concerned about breaching my PSA because my OH benefits from the starter savings allowance and will hold the extra savings money. I know these calculations are rough and interest rates will change.
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Yes, now stoozing is more profitable than cashback. Even with easy-access accounts you can get 4.5%+, but with regualr savers you can get up to 7% (£600 p.m. for two of you at First Direct).1
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