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Best value credit card

Rashers72 · 2007-11-08 22:36:19

So which card is best for those who pay off their bill every month, so therefore all the interest free deals are of no benefit? Example: http://www.aib.ie/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=ROIPersonalPortal/AIBContent_C/pp_service&c=AIBContent_C&cid=1136826263672&channel=P004 For a family of 2 adults+3 kids, if you spend, say…

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So which card is best for those who pay off their bill every month, so therefore all the interest free deals are of no benefit?
Example:
http://www.aib.ie/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=ROIPersonalPortal/AIBContent_C/pp_service&c=AIBContent_C&cid=1136826263672&channel=P004

For a family of 2 adults+3 kids, if you spend, say EUR2000 per month for 10 months, plus 2 big bigs of say EUR5000 (annual holidays/new suite/etc.)= annual spend of EUR30,000. Less the excess of EUR5000= EUR25000 eligable for cash refund @ 0.5% rebate = EUR125 cash back. Better in my pocket then theirs!
Beats the EUR100 offer from Halifax, plus it's every year, not just a once off.
Anyone know of any other cash back cards on the Irish Market?
They are popular in the UK.

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