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All Gold Prepaid Cards


Last Updated: 25th October 2009

The following table compares all of the UK’s top prepaid Gold cards. It's ordered by product type - full MasterCard or Visa CHIP first, Maestro/Electron Mag only last, and then by aprox usage cost. This estimated cost may be higher or lower based on your intended use and selected prepaid product type. It is just a guide to enable a more informed selection.

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Prepaid Card Issuer
Card Type
Card Issue Fee (inc. Postage)
Reload Fees
Monthly Fees
Max Balance Allowed in Account
Other Fees
Key Benefits
Approximate monthly fees, based on one £250 reload per month and 3 purchase's each week
prepaid Mastercard
Chip and Pin
£29.99
Post Office – Free

Bank & Wage Payments – Free

Authorised Retail Network – Free

E-pay = £2.00
FREE
£5,000
UK ATM Fee = £2.00

Foreign Transaction Fee = 2.99%

Per Use Fee = FREE

-Free Purchase Protection

-No purchase Transaction Fees

-No Monthly Fees
£0
prepaid Mastercard
Chip and Pin
£9.95 £4.95
(50% off)
Free
£4.95
£5,000
ATM Fee = 99p (uk)

Foreign Transaction Fee = 2.99%
-FREE UK ATM Cash Advances

-Purchase Protection Included

-Can add Creditbuilder and improve your credit score

-Top-up at the Post Office and epay
£4.95
prepaid Mastercard
Chip and Pin
£4.95
Post Office – Free

Bank & Wage Payments – Free

Authorised Retail Network – Free

E-pay = £2.00
£9.95
£5,000
UK ATM Fee = FREE

Foreign Transaction Fee = 2.99%

Bill Payments = FREE

Adnl Cards=FREE
-Free Purchase Protection

-Add Cashplus Creditbuilder for free to improve your credit score

-Cashplus Pay Day Loan available up to £200 per month
£9.95 (but you earn cashback)
prepaid Mastercard
Chip and Pin
£9.95
Free
Free
£5,000
UK ATM Fee = 99p

Foreign Transaction Fee = 2.99%

Per Use Fee (purchases) = £1.00
-Accepted at 26 Million Locations

-Purchase Protection Included

-Low cost for occasional users
£12 (£1 per transaction)
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