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Tesco, that's right, cheers, and Post office for a spare. I've got First Direct and HSBC accounts, both offering me 6% regular savers but I fancy a M&S too and they give a good reg saver plus vouchers for switching. I wanted to go the M&S route too - I already have a CC with them - so decide...

Where are people going for DDs? I recall and easy route with a supermarket bank am I right?

https://www.mbna.co.uk/understanding-cr ... -payments/

I remember it being flat £25 which for the big balances was a nice win, I don't remember if/when I noticed it changing.

Sarah, Your post made me look again at the rest of the thread and I had got the wrong end of the stick. It's the nationwide card being used to settle the Asda credit card bill. The nationwide card does have an intro fee-free period for BTs. It does offer 0.5% cash back but only for sterling purchase...

Planteria, If I've understood it correctly and I've not got an Asda nor checked the specifics just interpreted what I read here. If the card treats a BT as a purchase, just after statement date BT the max onto the MBNA transfer card. Money Transfer that to your current account then away into your be...

I'd await confirmation from the next statement but that looks like a great wheeze, potentially more valuable as a round robin plan than just double loyalty.

I am an account holder so I logged on today and see HSBC credit card are offering 32 months http://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/2/credit-cards/credit-card?mtp=search&WT.mc_id=HBEU_HSBC_PPC__CreditCards__DR_Google_16&WT.srch=1 1.4% handling fee and for current account holders a £25 cash back for using it...

I'd say I agreed with Stooz that it's only when you're at multiples above earnings/affordability in limits, it might help to bring them down, but I don't know what I base that thought on. I did have a go at reducing my stable of cards a few years back following a flurry of rejections and, after sitt...