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Which? Recommended Providers are companies that are both rated highly by our members and have products that meet the high standards of our researchers.

Which? Recommended Providers must:

  • They must have a customer satisfaction score that is statistically above average
  • WRPs must be signed up to the Lending Code
  • WRPs must have at least one top 10 card in one of the sub-sectors (eg cashback or 0% on purchases), or within the reward cards sub-sector
  • WRPs must not have a typical APR of more than 20% on any of their mainstream cards
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Average score of all credit card providers rated by Which? Money68% 
John Lewis/WaitroseTop-score for customer satisfaction. Good reward scheme, but for 0% deals and a good APR, look elsewhere.87%Visit site
The Co-operative BankPopular with members and has a clear ethical stance. Offers a good card for borrowing.84%Visit site
SagaNo foreign loading fee for use abroad and reasonable APR. A good choice for the over-50s.82%Apply now
Post OfficeGood customer score and charges no foreign loading fees for use abroad, however has a average APR and 0% balance transfer deal.79%Apply now

Table notes

  1. Customer scores based on a survey of 15,207 Which? connect online community members carried out between September 2012 and February 2013.

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