I\u2019ve written about this before<\/a>, but since I get all my groceries and fuel from Asda, getting 2% cashback on everything from there (0.2% anywhere else) has been a great way of reducing fuel costs. The only minor niggle has been you have to print off a voucher and can only use it in-store \u2013 and not to buy fuel directly.<\/p>\n\n\n\nAnyway, it turns out Asda\u2019s relationship with Creation (the company who manages the card) is ending in July, and my account will automatically switch from Asda directly to Creation from that date. As I was reading the letter, I was waiting for the bad news about losing my cashback or having the rate reduced. But there wasn\u2019t any. In fact, what will<\/strong> happen now is that I\u2019ll get 2% cashback on purchases from anywhere,<\/strong> and the money will be credited to my balance every month! I pay the whole lot off monthly anyway, so there\u2019s no interest.<\/p>\n\n\n\nI\u2019ve currently got cashback to the value of about \u00a350 in my Asda account (I\u2019ve been getting weekly grocery deliveries online), and I\u2019ve got until September to redeem that in-store.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Since we went into lockdown, my bank has changed its interest rates, and they are certainly not for the better. It\u2019s no big deal, and I fully understand why they\u2019ve done it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n