We use cookies to help improve our sites. If you continue, we'll assume that you're happy to accept our cookies. Find out more about cookies Tesco Bank Clubcard Credit Card for Balance Transfers and Money Transfers Earn Clubcard points wherever you use your card, plus your usual points in Tesco. Apply online and get a decision within 60 seconds. You can still apply even if you have a Tesco Bank Credit Card already. Assumed borrowing of £1,200 for 1 year, at a Purchase Rate of 18.9% (variable), representative 18.9% APR (variable). Credit available subject to status. The 0% offer is applied to any balances or money transferred within the first 90 days of account opening. Tesco Bank customer satisfaction scorecard: How do we work this out? Keeping you up to date with new deals Transparency of charges / penalties We have not been able to rate this provider as our customer satisfaction survey didn't generate a big enough sample of its customers but we aim to rate as many providers as possible
Eligibility to open an account Can be used for building credit rating Minimum income required to open account Opening account is by invitation only Account is for existing customers only Further notes about eligibility You must live in the UK or have a BFPO address. You must have a good credit history. You cannot apply if you applied for a Tesco Bank Credit Card in the last month or currently have an application in progress. Minimum age to open an account Maximum interest free days (purchases) Monthly payment min % Monthly payment min £ If you exceed credit limit Foreign usage fee (Europe) Foreign usage fee (worldwide) Charges for cash withdrawals Reward is charity donation Reward is cash back If you do not pay the total outstanding balance in full by the payment due date, the amount you pay will be allocated to higher interest rate balances before lower interest rate balances. Where fees and charges are payable, your payment will be allocated to the interest rate applicable to these fees and charges relating to any higher interest rates first.
Tesco is spreading its wings again. The supermarket’s latest venture is an in-store electrical recycling service. But would you want to exchange your unwanted gadgets for Tesco Clubcard points or gift cards? What ancient gadgets have you got lying around your house? A dusty digital camera? A geriatric games console? Together these items could be worth quite a bit of cash. Well, I say cash, Tesco would like to offer you Clubcard points and gift cards instead. You’ll be able to swap all manner of electrical appliances in 238 of Tesco’s stores, which it will then recycle. In fact, you can take 3,000 types of products to the supermarket, but only those that you can carry – think TVs, microwaves and laptops, not dishwashers or cookers (even if you have superhuman strength). How much will Tesco give you? Tesco will value your items on-the-spot using its online database and give you either Clubcard points or gift cards at the “current market value” of your items.
You can then exchange this for goods in-store. I was intrigued to see how much you’d get for particular gadgets, so I asked Tesco to provide me with prices it would offer for the following items: For the Fuji Finepix Z3 Zoom Digital Camera you’ll get £32.24 The Sony 22S5500 22″ LCD TV with Freeview will bag you £68.20 And a Nintendo Wii be worth £46.09 (don’t forget that all important 9p) So are those prices any good? They’re not too bad – a new Wii will set you back £65 on eBay, so Tesco’s pretty on the mark there. However, when it comes to the Sony TV, after a quick look on eBay I could see a used model being bought for £160. That’s some way off Tesco’s offer. That’s not to say Tesco’s new service isn’t a good idea. The supermarket says it will recycle all the electricals in some way, whether it’s refurbishing them or breaking them down for parts. That’s definitely a laudable goal. And maybe you just can’t be bothered to put your telly up for auction on eBay?
Handing in my old toaster at my nearest Tesco is a darn sight easier, even if I might only get a tenner for it. Of course, Tesco won’t reward you with cash, so if you’re not going to do your shopping there, I’d steer clear. Also, the prices above suggest you might be better off selling it elsewhere. My advice would be to check other websites first before lugging your electrical appliance to Tesco – you could make more than you thought.Universal Electronics / One For All (UK) Ltd Remote Control Extender Adaptor One of the most overlooked parts of car maintenance is ensuring your tyres are at the correct pressure. This can also cause a potential safety risk so it's important to check your tyres regulary and re-inflate them when needed. Keeping your tyres at the right pressure is not only a safety element but it can also imporve performance and save you money on fuel. Our range of tyre inflators allow you to pump your tyres up when convenient to you. A foot pump is also a useful tool to have in your car incase you get a flat tyre.
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