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ASDA Money Cashback Credit Card review
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Finder rating: ★★★★★
19.9%
Representative APR
12 months
0% interest on balance transfers
£0
Account fee
Up to 50 days
Interest-free each billing period
Details
Issuer | Creation Financial Services |
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Network | Mastercard |
Representative APR | 19.9% APR (variable) |
Annual/monthly fees | £0 |
Loyalty scheme | Vouchers |
Incentive | Earn Asda vouchers every time you shop - 1% cashback on all Asda spend, 0.2% on all other transactions and 10% on selected insurance products. Once £2.5 is earnt a voucher can be downloaded to spend in Asda stores. |
Additional Rewards Info | No fees when card is used to buy foreign currency from ASDA Travel Money. £5 off when £300 or more spent on foreign currency from ASDA Travel Money until 31.12.19. 6 months 0% interest on purchases of £200 or more at George.com. |
Purchases | 19.9% |
Purchases interest-free period (days) | 50 |
Balance transfers | 0% for 12 months reverting to 19.9% |
Potential costs | ★★★★★ |
Doing its job | ★★★★★ |
Extras | ★★★★★ |
Overall Finder rating | ★★★★★ |

Review by
Chris Lilly
chris.lilly@finder.comChris Lilly is a publisher at finder.com. He's a specialist in personal finance, from day-to-day banking to investing to borrowing, and is passionate about helping UK consumers make informed decisions about their money. In his spare time Chris likes forcing his kids to exercise more.
Expert review
Most credit cards that are billed as “cashback cards” actually earn you account credit, rather than cash. With Asda, cashback means vouchers to be redeemed at Asda. Although that might seem a bit cheeky, since this card is most popular with Asda shoppers, it’s unlikely to ruffle any feathers.
With the card’s best cashback rates and rewards limited to Asda purchases, if it’s your supermarket of choice this card is worth a closer look. While the cashback rate at non-Asda stores isn’t much to write home about, the good news is that this card has no annual fee – meaning you can use it as much or as little as you please. Plus, if you clear your balance in full each month, you’ve got a grace period of up to 50 days of 0% interest on purchases each billing cycle.
So use this card correctly, and it needn’t cost you a penny… but it could earn you quite a few.
How does this deal compare with other rewards cards?
Repayment options
When it comes to repayments, you can make manual repayments online or over the phone (0371 704 3369), or alternatively set up a direct debit. A direct debit is a great idea because it protects you from forgetting to make a repayment and either damaging your credit score, getting hit with a penalty fee or losing any promotional rates as a result. You can arrange a direct debit for repayments when you apply for the credit card. The table below shows the options available.
Choose from the following direct debit options for your monthly repayments:
Minimum amount | Fixed amount | Fixed percentage | Full amount |
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How to apply
If you’ve been won over by this rewarding card and want to apply, just click on the “Go to site” button and you’ll be taken to a secure application form. This takes about 15 minutes to complete. Before you apply, check that you meet the eligibility requirements and have the information and documents you’ll need to make the process as straightforward as possible.
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4 Comments
November 6, 2018
Hi,
My questions would be, is there only one type of currency travel card or more? I understand that once a year needs to be used but what if won’t be, can you please send information regarding to the fees?
Thanks,
Kori
November 19, 2018
Hi Kori,
Thanks for getting in touch with finder. I hope all is well with you. :)
If you’re referring to ASDA, they offer Asda Money Currency Card. As I checked their website, I couldn’t find other types of travel card that they offer.
Yes, it is true that you would need to use or reload your currency card at least once every 12 months. Failure to do so would incur a monthly inactivity fee on any remaining balance. The fee is £2.00 or $3.50.
I hope this helps. Should you have further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach us out again.
Have a wonderful day!
Cheers,
Joshua
October 1, 2018
when credit cards say your spend each month is £250-£1200 does that mean I would have to spend over £250 each month?
October 2, 2018
Hi Chelsea,
Thanks for reaching out to finder.
Generally, credit cards will require a minimum or maximum spend in a given time frame if they offer a sign-up bonus or if they have a particular rewards program/scheme. In these cases, the cardholder needs to charge a certain amount to his credit card to meet the minimum/maximum spending requirement and qualify for the sign-up bonus or rewards program.
Unless you are aiming to qualify for any credit card rewards program or sign up bonus, it’s up to you to decide how much you would like to spend using your credit card.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Charisse