Credit cards Reward credit cards

Reward credit cards pay you a percentage of your spending, either as vouchers to use in-store or to pay for meals, days out or other leisure activities.

If you do a lot of your shopping with one particular retailer, a reward credit card could be good for you. As with a cashback credit card, these deals are only worth considering if you pay off your credit card bill in full.

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BHS
Reward MasterCard

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 18.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 18.9% (variable).

18.9%5% in-store rewards, 1% elsewhere. 500 BHS Rewards = £5 BHS voucher. Double points on your first BHS purchase.n/an/aVisit site
House of Fraser Recognition MasterCard

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 19.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 19.9% (variable).

19.9%3% in-store rewards, 6% at houseoffraser.co.uk, 1% elsewhere. 2,000 Recognition points = £20 reward vouchern/an/aVisit site
Play.com Visa

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.9% (variable).

16.9%2% in-store, 1% elsewhere. 1,500 bonus points if you spend £150 within the first three months.n/an/aVisit site
Lastminute.com MasterCard

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 18.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 18.9% (variable).

18.9%2% in-store, 1% elsewhere. 1,500 bonus points if you spend £150 within the first three months.n/an/aVisit site
American Express Nectar card

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 19.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 19.9% (variable).

19.9%1% in-store, 0.5% elsewhere. £250 of bonus points in any month you spend £500.n/a70%Visit site
AA Members Reward Visa

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.9% (variable).

16.9%2% in-store, 1% elsewhere. Points value doubled if spent on AA products.n/an/aVisit site
Orange MasterCard

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 18.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 18.9% (variable).

18.9%1% in-store, 1% elsewhere. Points used as shopping vouchers, Money off your Orange bill or donation to charity.n/an/aVisit site

Amazon.co.uk MasterCard

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Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.9% (variable).

16.9%2% in-store, 1% elsewhere. £10 Amazon voucher when you take out the credit card.n/a73%Visit site
Marks & Spencer MasterCard
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Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 15.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 15.9% (variable).

15.9%1% in-store, 0.5% elsewhere. This card also has joint-longest 0%-on-purchases deal on the market.  n/a78%Visit site
John Lewis Partnership MasterCard
Which? recommended provider

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.9% (variable).

16.9%1% in-store, 0.5% elsewhere. Top provider for customer satisfaction.n/a89%Visit site
AA Rewards Visa

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.9% (variable).

16.9%1% in-store, 0.5% elsewhere. Point value doubled if spent on AA products.n/an/aVisit site
Harvey Nichols MasterCard

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 18.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 18.9% (variable).

18.9%1% in-store, 0.5% elsewhere. Extra 10% in first four days of sales.n/an/aVisit site
Debenhams MasterCard

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 19.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 19.9% (variable).

19.9%1% in-store, 0.5% elsewhere. 10% off first in-store purchase.n/an/aVisit site
Natwest/RBS YourPoints World MasterCard

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 17.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 17.9% (variable).

17.9%0.5% in-store, 0.5% elsewhere. £12.50 of bonus points when you take out the card and each year.n/a56%Visit site
BT Retail Visa

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.9% (variable).

16.9%0.67% in-store, 0.67% elsewhere. Rewards earned are knocked off your BT phone bill.n/an/aVisit site
Sainsbury's Nectar MasterCard

Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.9% (variable).

16.9%1% in-store, 0.1% elsewhere. In-store rate of 1% only lasts two yearsn/a66%Visit site
Asda Rewards MasterCard
Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.8% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.8% (variable).
16.8%0.5% in-store, 0.25% elsewhere. Double points for the first three months. Max annual reward £50.n/a50%Visit site
Tesco Clubcard MasterCard
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Representative example: Based on a credit limit of £1,200 with a purchase interest rate of 16.9% (variable), your Representative APR will be 16.9% (variable).

16.9%0.25% in-store, 0.25% elsewhere. 0.75% reward rate at Tesco petrol stations.n/a71%Visit site

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Purchase APR

The interest rate you'll pay on new purchases

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Reward text

Details about the card's reward scheme

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Customer score

Which? member score based on customer satisfaction and likelihood of recommending company to friend/family member.

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