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  - Get cashback for spending on your credit card. Compare the best cards but remember that some offers are for a limited period.
 
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American Express

Platinum Cashback Card		N/A28.2%
  • 5% cashback for the first 3 months, capped at £125
  • Annual fee of £25
  • 1% cashback on spend between £1-£10K per year. 1.25% over £10,001 per year
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  Representative Example: Based on a credit limit of £1200.00 charged at 22.9% variable per annum for purchases. Fee of £25 per annum applies. Representative 28.2% APR variable. 
American Express

Platinum Cashback Everyday Card		N/A22.9%
  • 5% cashback for the first 3 months, capped at £100
  • Balance transfer fee
  • 0.50% cashback on spend between £1-£5K per year. 1% over £5,001 per year
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  Representative Example: Based on a credit limit of £1200.00 charged at 22.9% variable per annum for purchases. Representative 22.9% APR variable. 
Santander

All in One Credit Card Mastercard		0.0% for 30 months.21.7%
  • 0.5% cashback on purchases
  • Monthly fee of £3
  • Manage your card online
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  Representative Example: Based on a credit limit of £1200.00 charged at 15.9% variable per annum for purchases. Fee of £3 per month applies. Representative 21.7% APR variable. 
Santander

World Elite Mastercard		0.0% for 18 months.49.8%
  • 24 hour customer service
  • Monthly fee of £15
  • Standard 0.50% on spend over £1 per year
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  Representative Example: Based on a credit limit of £1200.00 charged at 18.9% variable per annum for purchases. Fee of £15 per month applies. Representative 49.8% APR variable. 
Tandem Bank

Tandem Cashback Credit Card Mastercard		N/A18.9%
  • No non-sterling commission or transaction fees on foreign spend and ATM withdrawals
  • No balance transfers
  • 0.50% cashback on spends over £1.
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  Representative Example: Based on a credit limit of £1200.00 charged at 18.9% variable per annum for purchases. Representative 18.9% APR variable. 
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Classic Credit Card Visa		N/A16.9%
  • Travel Accident Insurance up to £25K available
  • No transfers from other Co-operative Bank cards
  • 0.25% cashback on spend over £1 per month
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  Representative Example: Based on a credit limit of £1200.00 charged at 16.9% variable per annum for purchases. Representative 16.9% APR variable. 

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What are Cashback Credit Cards?

If you like to spend on your credit card and pay it off in full every month, you don’t need flashy 0% offers, or even a particularly low purchase rate (as you never intend to pay it). Instead you want a credit card that will reward your custom, perhaps with points, airmiles or vouchers, or even with cashback.

A Cashback Credit Card is not suitable for you if you don’t repay your balance in full each month (or before any 0% introductory period ends) because any rewards you earn from the card will be more than cancelled out by the interest you have to pay.

Watch out as well for card providers offering high introductory cashback rates (you should really aim to base your decision on the long term cashback rate, after the introductory period ends) as well as the minimum transaction amount you need to make before you start earning cashback.

 

 
 
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