cashback credit card

A cashback credit card is a type of reward credit card where the cardholder gets cashback on the money they spend using the card.

Usually this will be one per cent of the value of your purchases but it can be more. As with all financial products it is sensible to scour the market to find the best deal available at the time.

Interest fees, cash back percentages and a number of terms and conditions vary depending on the credit card provider so finding the best cash back credit cards is not always a straightforward task. Search for a quote using the Myfinances.co.uk comparison tools to find the best deal.

	Sainsbury's ups the ante in supermarket credit card battle Sainsbury's bank has launched a new all-round credit card that combines a low interest rate with free balance transfers and a rewards system based on cashback or Nectar points.
	AA Transfer Plus credit card gives rate of 6.9% for life The AA Transfer Plus credit card gives a rate of 6.9 per cent for life on a balance or money transfer switched to it and charges a transfer fee of just two per cent.
	Amex raises 5% cashback offer for first three months to £2,500 American Express has raised the cashback available to five per cent on the first £2,500 spent using its Platinum Cashback credit card in the first three months.
	Virgin Money moves credit card business in-house Virgin Money has acquired £1 billion worth of MBNA's credit card assets as it aims to inject fresh competition into the UK personal finance sector
	The top ten credit cards for Christmas spending Make your spending work for you this Christmas - earn cashback, points and rewards for festive spending or choose the card that gives the longest interest-free period.