Cashback

American Express will soon cut the rate on its cashback credit card, which is our top pick, but it will become MORE profitable for some cardholders.

The cost of home and car insurance premiums has risen by up to 11% during the past year, according to the AA.

Tesco relaunched its half-price home insurance promotion to new customers this week, though it's not as generous as it seems.

Egg is reviving its cashback credit card for new customers on Tuesday, which gives you almost 1% back on everything you spend.

The death of the cheque at the checkout appears one step closer after it was announced today cheque guarantee cards will be withdrawn in mid-2011.

Egg Money cardholders will see the interest they earn on in-credit balances plummet from a top-paying 4% at present to nothing by mid-May.

Halifax has relaunched its cashback credit card, which pays users up to 1% of the amount they spend on it. For every £100 you rack-up on groceries or fuel, you’ll earn £1 (or 50p if you spend on anything else), up to a maximum of £150/year.