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Cashback sites to pay into mortgage
has anyone ever usedcashbacksites to pay extra into their mortgage. Want to do this as obviously it all adds up and may as well join one. Anyone got advice for the best sites etc
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Topcashback and Quidco are the big ones I think. I've used both for extra spending money, its often slow to complete transactions but if youre not in a rush thats no problem.
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Zopa's new current account pays 2% cashback on all DDs. I think this includes mortgage DD payments.
ETA: max £30 p.a. IIRC
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I use Jam Doughnut to get cashback on shopping, eating out etc. It works well. You can't transfer the money directly to your mortgage like some of the other apps do, but you can cash out to your bank and transfer to your mortgage from there.
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I use Jam Doughnut to get cashback on shopping, eating out etc. It works well.
How well?
I randomly checked Tesco, M&S and Sainsbury's - and they are 2.25% vs.4%, 3.7% and 3.3% accordingly at Everup.
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I meant 'works well' in terms of app usability, ease of cashing out etc. The cashback amounts change constantly on Jam Doughnut and I haven't checked against others, so you might be right that others offer a higher %. I don't know.
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