Credit cards.

[tiggertastic]

With the changes to amazon I need a new credit card 🙄

It also seems my current credit card has stopped giving me cashback (no idea when that stopped) so if I replace it I would like a reward credit card. Preferably a cashback one rather than points.

Mastercard or Amex. I used to have an Amex but a few places didn't accept it has that improved?

Any suggestions?

[Blue nose]

Not sure about reward cards. I have Halifax clarity as I can use it overseas with no charge. Great for holidays!

[scooby99]

We have Halifax Clarity MasterCard; used for overseas spending.

We also have BA Amex Premium Plus credit cards; our cards that everything we spend in the U.K. goes on and which earn us Avios & BA companion vouchers; they also offer many money back deals on spends with lots of retailers which change on a regular basis; May depend on where you live but very few places that we frequent don’t take Amex.

[tiggertastic]

I do have a clarity for travel. But want a reward card really.

I'll look at the Amex ones. I had one a few years back and placed like wilkos didn't take them. Can't tenderness where but I know a few others.

[RachaelC]

I have an Amex and I find I can use it in most places. When I can’t I just then use my Halifax card.

[malt1977]

Another vote for Amex here, it’s a lot better than it was a few years ago.

[marlouwrig]

Originally Posted by tiggertastic

I do have a clarity for travel. But want a reward card really.

I'll look at the Amex ones. I had one a few years back and placed like wilkos didn't take them. Can't tenderness where but I know a few others.

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I love my Amex card. So much flexibility over where I can spend my reward points. More places take them now. Wilko and B&Q, for example, who didn't used to, do now take it. Have my Nationwide card as backup for those that don't.

[GoldenAvalanche]

We have Tesco because we shop there so quickly rack up points. I mostly use them for days out, cinema, meals or hotels.com

[captain-codeye]

I use Amex platinum and by using it for business expenses also can really max the points. It’s a high annual fee but with the lounges and other offers I always cover it.

Just on a side note however if your using a card abroad you don’t want Amex under any circumstances, I forgot my wallet a couple of weeks ago on a trip to target, no problem I thought I’ll use Amex Apple Pay.

$240 results in a £5 foreign fee! Won’t make that mistake again, that’s why I have a no fee card also.

[Geordieprincess]

I have a capitalone reward mastercard. No fee, but the cash back has been eroded over the years and I now only get 0.5%. It pays onto your card every January. I’ve just had £198 cash back. We put literally everything on it (except abroad spending which we use Halifax clarity). I don’t usually get that much, but we’ve spent more on the house and Uk holidays this year. I don’t know if capitalone still do reward cards for new customers?