Good credit card?

[caduceus]

I'd like to ditch my current credit card company (Tesco CC) and try a new one. Who is the best alternative at the moment? I don't want any annual fees and some rewards for using the thing would be nice, but not essential.

Cheers
Cad

[AyBee]

Amex Platinum? I use the cashback card for pretty much everything. The only pain is that you have to have another card for those occasions when someone won't accept Amex. Take a look on MoneySavingExpert for best rewards credit cards.

[Craikeybaby]

When Natwest stopped offering rewards I went to a Virgin (MBNA) card which adds to my airmiles, seems fine so far.

[caduceus]

Craikeybaby said:

When Natwest stopped offering rewards I went to a Virgin (MBNA) card which adds to my airmiles, seems fine so far.

How long can points/miles roll over for with the white Virgin MBNA card? Any idea?

[Craikeybaby]

As far as I know you can keep accruing Virgin miles as long as they are topped up at least once every 3 years. So with the credit card mine are getting topped up each month.

[JagBox]

If you use John Lewis their Partnership card is good as long as you pay off every month. You collect points and then get sent vouchers every quarter.

[Saleen836]

Craikeybaby said:

As far as I know you can keep accruing Virgin miles as long as they are topped up at least once every 3 years. So with the credit card mine are getting topped up each month.

Correct, everytime your flying club has airmiles added to it the clock gets reset to 3 years from date of last addition.

[Jockman]

Saleen836 said:

Craikeybaby said:

As far as I know you can keep accruing Virgin miles as long as they are topped up at least once every 3 years. So with the credit card mine are getting topped up each month.

Correct, everytime your flying club has airmiles added to it the clock gets reset to 3 years from date of last addition.

Just signed up this morning - thanks for the info

It will replace the Santander CC as I'm not getting vfm with it.