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Trading212 1.5% cashback on spending
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Interesting. Yes, mine said 5 Sep 2025 until this afternoon..lon_don said:
Just checked mine, still says 5 Sep 2025 ... Was your previous end date also 5 Sep 2025 ? Hopefully they are rolling out the extension in waves and I'll get it also.slinger2 said:"Promo cashback rate ends on 30 November 2025"
see https://www.trading212.com/legal-documentation/Promo-Card-Cashback-Terms_EN.pdf1 -
Mine also extended to 30th November0
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Mine has been extended as well to the end of November. Might pay my self assessment tax bill using it, or is payment ot taxes and exemption?0
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I'd be surprised if you go it:huw01 said:Mine has been extended as well to the end of November. Might pay my self assessment tax bill using it, or is payment ot taxes and exemption?
https://helpcentre.trading212.com/hc/en-us/articles/17862038991389-Excluded-merchant-categories-for-cashback1 -
I didn't get cashback when I used the card to pay the council to park on my street as it was classed as a 'Government service', so I'd be surprised if you get cashback from HMRC.1
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Nice, 1.5% is if you invest it in a pie right? If you dont invest its 1%?0
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I think the normal rate is 0.5%, not 1%. I've now got a pie with just over 2 VGOV (UK Gilts) shares in it. £30 or so, accumulated over 4 months since they started this promotion. We're not talking big bucks here. £15/month limitTheMod1 said:Nice, 1.5% is if you invest it in a pie right? If you dont invest its 1%?1 -
I don't think the transaction would even be processed. 212 doesn't work in the post office of for things like paying a credit card bill.huw01 said:Mine has been extended as well to the end of November. Might pay my self assessment tax bill using it, or is payment ot taxes and exemption?0 -
I’ve bought postage in a post office with a T212 card. No cashback though as it was classed as, “government services.” I’d guess paying your SA tax bill will be classed as the same.crumpet_man said:
I don't think the transaction would even be processed. 212 doesn't work in the post office of for things like paying a credit card bill.huw01 said:Mine has been extended as well to the end of November. Might pay my self assessment tax bill using it, or is payment ot taxes and exemption?0
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