Cashback & Reward cards: The BEST for 2025

For full analysis on all the best cashback and reward debit and credit cards here:

Cashback and rewards are two great ways to make the most of your money. Andy goes through his picks of the best credit and debit card offers available right now that offer cashback or rewards on your spending.

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TIME STAMPS

00:00 Why I love cashback and reward cards
00:29 The best cashback debit cards
00:49 Chase debit card
01:54 Santander Edge debit card
03:22 Trading 212 debit card
04:25 The rules for credit cards
05:32 The best Amex cashback and reward credit cards
05:50 American Express Nectar credit card
07:02 American Express Cashback credit card
08:01 American Express Preferred Rewards Gold credit card
08:49 Why I prefer the Nectar and the Cashback cards
09:22 The best Visa and Mastercards
09:55 Barclaycard Rewards credit card
10:28 Santander Edge credit card
11:17 NatWest Travel Reward credit card
11:52 Some other options to think about
12:44 Best supermarket or retailer credit cards
13:01 Amazon Barclaycard Rewards
13:47 John Lewis Patnership
14:03 Consider discounted giftcards and cashback sites
15:05 Best Airline rewards cards
16:21 British Airways American Express Premium Plus
17:12 Barclaycard Avios Plus
17:34 Virgin Atlantic Reward+
17:48 Remember, Avios can be transferred to Nectar points

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DISCLAIMER
Content in these videos does not constitute regulated financial advice. Any offers mentioned were correct at the time of filming.

[kadambini_]

could you pls make a video about using supermarket giftcards for cashback? thanks

[WoodyWanderer]

Best I had was Amex platinum last year . Got 5% cashback for first 6 months made £120 in first 6 months but now it’s 0.5 %

[tomarnold]

Hi Andy, what's your opinion on Stoozing?, I believe it beats cashback - but you have to be disciplined and know what your doing!

[jeremylee]

Hi Andy, how about the Yonder credit card?

[bufordmaddogtannen]

Although it's a prepaid card and support is hit or miss, Pockit offers variable cashback on a few major retailers for 2.49/month. Sainsbury's cashback would be 2.5%.

[OH-cjif]

Chase Bank has made a serious error with the 1% cashback. They EXCLUDE gift cards purchases now too.
The savings have gone down to 3.5%, so there is NO point staying with Chase Bank for people in the UK.

[ronnieolden]

Getting and monitoring the use of one of these for the sake of the minuscule amounts you benefit is a waste of time and effort. They're only really of much use for air miles, or if you spend large sums of money on them, and even then they're usually capped at sums it's not worth all the bother for big spenders.

[joshchandler]

Do you have a video on discounted gift cards for supermarket shopping. Would like to know what's best

[itsmecal]

What about iFast Global Bank? 2% cash back on every card purchase or so they say. Anyone heard of them or using them? Not mentioned in this video 🤔

[JPnielsen]

11:18 The NatWest Travel Reward card is Visa, not MasterCard.

[LeemaMaria]

These Amex cards, can you cancel them after the 1st free year? I've got a everyday cashback card from last year, which reaches 12 months in 3 weeks. I'm hoping this won't charge me after that.

[_yashverma]

Any idea when the barclaycard Avios plus card will be boosted?

[TheWeightliftingTriathlete]

Is there a particular card which is best for Tesco shoppers? We usually put it on a reward card (HSBC I believe) and then pay it off at the start of the next month.

[rizwanmrk]

What about free Amex British Airways credit card?

[PCs]

i just want the apple card in UK 🥺😭 its like 3% cashback

[leosylver]

What about the nationwide flex direct debit card?

[amerasinghamkarunananthan]

Hi Andy, does the BA Amex blue card on flight tickets booking?

[beyourselfbrave]

Hi Andy, I have the natwest reward credit card and I am still paying £24 annually, as well I have the natwest debit card before I've applied for the credit card .
Is my understanding they don't charge the £24 anymore but I am still paying?

[davidtones]

Does public EV charging get classed as everyday transport?