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Let the credit card cashback battle commence!

Article Published: 31/10/2007

American Express has raised the bar in the credit card cashback market, offering an impressive offer to challenge the current market leaders Capital One.

Credit card cashback is a hotly contested market, and with Christmas just around the corner it's an ideal time to make full use of these introductory credit card offers.

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The Capital One cashback credit card offers 4% cashback for three months, followed by an impressive 1% thereafter, whereas the enhanced American Express credit card cashback deal provides 5% for the first three months, followed by a tiered reverts to rate ranging from 0.5% to 1.5%, dependent on your annual spend. If you are looking for a longer-term deal, it is vital to look beyond the introductory credit card offer.

Taking a constant average credit card monthly spend of £1K, the Capital One cashback credit card would yield a £210 return in year one, compared with £247.50 with the American Express cashback credit card. This is an impressive return for just going about your day-to-day spending. And with neither cashback credit card imposing a maximum cashback, your earnings potential is almost limitless, only restricted by your credit limit and spending power.

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