Since it’s launch, the Curve Card has been featured multiple times on Travel Hacking Tutor. The card is perfect if you are looking to earn points when withdrawing cash, earn points on purchases, and reduce foreign exchange fees. However, since the 1st June, Curve customers who used a Tesco Bank credit card as a funding […]

Amazon offers appear to be very popular with our readers (probably due to the fact that you can purchase almost anything from their site). There are a couple of attractive offers currently running, that are stackable, where you can discount your order by £15 and also earn 1.5% Amazon cashback at the same time. £15 […]

If you’ve looking to reduce the amount of cards in your wallet/purse then the Curve Card is what you have been looking for. In short, when you make a purchase or cash withdrawal on your Curve Card it is instantly recharged to your linked Mastercard or Visa cards (such as your bank account, or even […]

Amazon and American Express have been in partnership for a couple of years since they launched their “shop with points” feature for Amazon.co.uk shoppers. Shop with points allows you to use American Express Membership Rewards points to pay for items on Amazon. Each AMEX Rewards points converts to 0.45p towards your Amazon purchase. In addition […]

It’s now been 2 months since Travelex announced the closure of Supercard. The card which was their most innovative travel product, bragged 0% transaction fees for overseas purchases, and will be closed down entirely on 24th July 2017. Travelex previously stated that “unfortunately, the costs of running Supercard and delivering the standards of service we expect have been […]

Curve promote their piece of plastic as an ‘all in one’ card, and do not specifically focus their card towards international travellers and holidaymakers. The main benefit of the card for travellers is that you can save a considerable amount of money by using your Curve card abroad instead a regular debit or credit card. […]