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how do you mean kempie?

that looks right to me..
is there anything unusual about the way that payments are made online to Asda Bank? is this something specific to them?

I have changed to Barclaycard Cashback today.. As an Amex backup. But StringyBobs revelation is far more important.. Being able to double up on Cashback/Rewards is something special.

this is amazing news StringyBob.

but you don't earn further cashback by paying off the Asda card with your Nationwide, do you SB?

ah yes, there could be a benefit in retaining that BCAmex afterall.. good thinking Sarah. from what i've read, i think moving to BC Cashback ought to be possible. i quite fancy HHonors, but i don't think that is likely to be transferred in to. according to rewards calculator at MSE it works out to 1...

good work Sar ;) i applied thinking i would actually pay the fee and use the card to store a balance transfer.. cheap money at 1.4% for 32 months. but i found Lloyds prepared to give me a good chunk fee free, a little slice free from Nationwide too, and then MBNA prepared to lend good money for 1.49...

having a bit of a swap around at the moment..just moved debt from a Barclaycard Freedom Rewards card to a combination of Lloyds, MBNA and Nationwide...overpaying and bagging the overpayment into my stoozepot in the process. the Lloyds and Nationwide cards need to be cleared by the time their 0% deal...

fwiw though joker, i've always found that Lloyds have been far more generous, and flexible, re. limits than Halifax. this has included times when i've had active, relatively high balance Halifax accounts, and no accounts at all with Lloyds.

agreed kp. i applied the other week and have the account.
i've only bought a lottery ticket though, and will probably just close, as have other deals which are fee free and an MBNA deal with a much better limit.