HSBC Visa Credit Card - 10% cashback offer (1st Oct-31st Dec 2024)

GalacticaActual

Thanks for the updates.

I’ve just received an additional 12p on the 30th January 2025. If you add that to the £49.88 for November, that makes £50 for that month. 

Lucky_Duck_2

Just checked and there are two entries in my account, most likely both increasing November and December up to £50.

October's cashback was the full £50.

GalacticaActual

Best check your emails to see if you have an option to earn cashback this year with the HSBC VISA credit card. Not as generous as last year’s offer, but it’s 2% cashback with a minimum spend of £600 per month over two months in November and December with a maximum cashback of £60. This is my offer, yours may vary.

It was 10% last year and a required a number of card transactions. It turned out was different for each cardholder who received an invitation to earn cashback.

Your cashback terms may vary.

[Deleted User]

I haven’t received an offer this year. I occasionally use the card which was the mistake it seems.

GalacticaActual

I’ve only spent about £350 on this credit card in the past six months, so HSBC must want me to use it more frequently. Five hours after they sent this new cashback offer, I received another email saying I’m eligible to increase my credit limit by up to double the current limit.

[Deleted User]

I have a 25k limit but hardly spend over £200 a month. I wouldn’t be surprised if they take my limit away next!

WillPS

No offer here either, and hardly any spend since last December.

HHUK

Received a new 2% cashback offer for two months HSBC Visa credit card expenditure by email today.

Spend £250 minimum in May to qualify for 2% back on May spending up to £30, and automatically be signed up for June, potentially doubling your cashback earnings. Have to opt in by clicking the link in the email by 23:59 on 31 May 2026 to get cashback for May. If you don't, you can opt in by 23:59 on 30 June 2026, to get cashback for June only.

.All purchases made on your HSBC Visa Credit Card will qualify, except for money spent on:

• Betting or lotteries
• Wire transfers, money orders, foreign currency or travellers' cheques
• Securities brokers/dealers
• Insurance sales
• Stored value card purchases or loading
• GCAS emergency services
• Manual or cash machine cash withdrawals