Cash Back Credit Cards and Rewards
Cash Back Credit Cards and Rewards:
Get rewarded for using your credit card!
By using a cash back credit card when you purchase any goods or services you will automatically start saving a small amount each month. These credit cards with cash back are especially useful with your weekly shopping and other bills - cutting your outgoings each month. However, before using these be sure that you can repay the credit card balance in full each month or you will lose the benefit due to interest charges.
| Card Provider: | Typical APR: | Cash Back: | Intro Transfer: | Intro Purchase: | Notes: | Details: |
American Express Platinum |
17.9% | 5% cash backfor 3 months, 1.5% thereafter | None |
None | No annual fee, no limit or caps on the cash back that you can earn. You must make at least the minimum payment each month to earn the cashback. | |
Tesco Clubcard Credit Card |
16.9% | Earn Tesco Clubcard points faster | 0% for 9 months [2.9% fee] |
0% for 13 months | A fantastic introductory offer of 0% on all purchases made for 13 months. Earn 1 Clubcard point for every £4 that you spend anywhere in the world. Additionally, your card doubles as a Clubcard, so when you use your Tesco Clubcard Credit Card to pay at Tesco, not only will you get 1 point for every £4 you spend, you will also collect points from Clubcard! | |
Barclaycard Platinum |
16.9% | 0% for 15 months [2.9% fee] |
0% for 3 months | A great 0% introductory balance transfer offer from Barclaycard. Also offering the Barclaycard Freedom reward scheme that offers you up to 1% cash back on all purchases that you make which can be redeemed at selected retailers. | ||
BMI Credit Card |
16.9% | 0% for 12 months [3% fee] |
0% for 3 months | Automatic membership for the Diamond Club frequent flyer program, earn 1.5 miles for every £1 spent - 3 miles if you use the card at BMI.com to book a flight. | ||
Play.com |
16.9% | 0% for 6 months [1.5% fee] |
0% for 9 months | Earn Play.com points as you spend with the added bonus of 0% on purchases for 9 months. Comes with a shorter term balance transfer offer but only 1.5% fee - great of you know you can pay the debt off in 6 months. | ||
Miles and More American Express Credit Card |
16.9% | 0% for 12 months [3% fee] |
0% for 3 months | Free 1500 miles added to your account when you first use the card. For the initial 6 months you will earn 2 miles for every £1 spent, after 6 months 1.5 miles for every £1 spent. Points can be used for flights, upgrades, hotel stays and more with no expiration on your miles. | ||
British Telecom Cash Card |
16.9% | 0% for 13 months [3% fee] |
0% for 3 months | Earn discounts on your BT phone bill at a rate or 1p for every £1.50 spent with the BT credit card. | ||
BT Retail Card |
16.9% | 0% for 6 months [2% fee] |
0% on petrol and supermarket for 10 months | 0% interest free shopping for 10 months on fuel and most major supermarkets. Also, earn discounts on your BT phone bill at 1p for every £2 spent to a maximum discount of £75 in any given year and applicable to a max spend amount of £250 in any given month. |
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