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How to grow your Cashback

As I have said in previous posts. To save your casback for future investments and/or something nice for yourself. You could open an ISA with Cashback of course or a normal easy access savings account. Before you say interest rates or low, if you take into consideration your Cashback you could earn a significant amount more.

For example aldermore. Who like me won’t have heard of offer approximately £15 Cashback on an open account with about a 1.5% interest rate. On a thousand pounds this equates to about 3%. Not earth shattering I know but for a easy access account it’s better than most. There maybe better deals out there feel free to share so everyone can get the rewards. 

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