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Cashback Cashback Details Typical APR (variable)
American Express Platinum Cashback Credit Card 5.0% 5% will be payable on all transactions made in the first 3 months (maximum £4,000 spend in total) and applied at the same time as any annual rebate. An annual rebate on the aggregate amount of all transactions will be payable according to the following rates: 0.5% for aggregate amounts up to £3,500 1% for aggregate amounts from £3,501 to £10,000 1.5% for aggregate amounts in excess of £10,001. For example if you spend £1,000 each month for one year: You would earn 5% introductory cashback on the first £3,000 of your spend. You would then earn 0.5% cashback on the next £500 spend. You would then earn 1% cashback on the next £6,500 spend. You would earn 1.5% cashback on your final £2,000 of spend in the year. 18.9% Earn 5% money back for the first 3 months (up to a maximum of £200), then 1.5% money back with no limit.
Abbey Abbey Credit Card 3.0% A cash-back reward of 3.00% on petrol from Shell or BP and groceries from Morrisons or Sainsbury's is available for six months, subject to a maximum monthly cash-back reward of £12.50. 18.9%
American Express Platinum Business Credit Card 2.0% An annual rebate on the aggregate amount of all transactions will be payable according to the following rates: 0.50% for aggregate amounts up to £5,000 1.00% for aggregate amounts from £5,001 to £10,000 2.00% for aggregate amounts in excess of £10,001. 23.4%
First Trust Bank (NI) Credit Card Option 1 0.5% If the card is used at least 12 times and the annual spend is at least £5,000, First Trust will credit £25 back to the credit card account and an additional £1 back for every additional £200 spent. Maximum Cashback Loyalty Reward is £250 per annum. 18.9%
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