A new card in the UK promises the chance to spend abroad with no exchange fees and to make Amex acceptable everywhere Mastercard is taken.
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The end of cashback and points for UK credit cards?
An EU ruling last month has reduced the amount that credit card companies in the UK can charge retailers for payments made on credit cards. The change will occur from October 2015. Yesterday, CapitalOne, who offers a 5% cash back card, announced that they were closing it to new applicants and writing to existing holders…
UK Travel Credit cards – bmi launch Dual Card scheme
Just when I thought my review of bmi credit cards was completed, they come along and launch another variation. This time it’s two cards (one Amex, one Visa) for the price of one. One credit limit of course. BUT – Different earning rates! Key facts: 20,000 mile welcome bonus if you spend £250 in 90…
UK Travel Credit Card round-up – Part 3 – flybe and United Airlines
So in nearly done in the round up of UK earning credit cards I am covering two less well airline earning options. FLYBE Offer being run at the moment which is supposed to end in November which allows you to activate the card and earn a return flight. flybe uses 4allpoints as their measure of…
UK Travel Credit Card round-up – part 2
Lufthansa Miles and More As with other schemes reviewed, LH provides cards in two different flavours – Amex and Mastercard. Amex from MBNA 1500 miles when used within 90 days 2 miles per £1 for 6 months 1.5 miles per £1 after 6 months 16.9% APR. 0% interest on transfers for 12 months made within…
UK Travel Credit Card round-up – part 1
As mentioned, I wanted to have a look at what offers and promotions are available in the UK to compete with the huge sign-up bonuses being offered to US flyers. Many have conjectured that the sale of miles to credit card companies have helped keep airlines afloat in recent times. It would not surprise me…
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