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Credit cards in the UK

Compare credit cards in the UK

We compare Lloyds Advance with the American Express Cashback Everyday Credit Card using official UK product information and representative examples. Values are shown in pounds sterling (GBP); your rate, limit and approval depend on assessment.

Data is manually reviewed each month. Current issuer documents prevail.

Feature Lloyds BankLloyds Advance Credit CardAmerican Express Services Europe LimitedAmex Cashback Everyday Credit Card
Product typeCredit cardCredit card
CurrencyGBPGBP
Credit limit Minimum £500; actual limit subject to assessmentSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit CardAssumed credit limit £1,200 for representative example; personal limit depends on assessmentSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Purchase rate / representative APR 29.94% p.a. variable purchase rate; 29.9% representative APRSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit Card29.1% p.a. variable purchase rate; 29.1% representative APRSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Interest-free period Not stated as a fixed number on the product page; interest depends on repayment and transaction typeSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit CardUp to 56 days on purchases when paid in full and on time; no interest-free period for cash advancesSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Minimum payment According to statement and card agreementSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit CardAccording to statement and card agreementSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Monthly fee Not statedSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit CardNot statedSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Annual fee £0Source: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit Card£0Source: American Express UK: Credit cards
Cash withdrawal fee Not stated on the product pageSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit CardNot stated on the product pageSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Balance transfer fee Not stated on the product pageSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit CardNot stated on the product pageSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Rewards / cashback £20 reward offer subject to termsSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit CardCashback; rate and introductory terms vary by offerSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Insurance and benefits Not statedSource: Lloyds Bank: Advance Credit CardTravel and shopping protectionSource: American Express UK: Credit cards
Basic conditions18+, subject to status and UK requirements.18+, permanent UK address and UK current account; subject to status.
AvailabilityUK; Lloyds Bank.UK; American Express.

Our recommendation

American Express Cashback Everyday may suit people who repay in full and value cashback with no annual fee. Lloyds Advance may suit applicants seeking a credit-builder product and no foreign-exchange fee on purchases. Compare acceptance, the offered rate and repayment capacity before applying.

Our methodology

  • We use official UK issuer product pages, representative examples and card terms.
  • Representative APR is not a guaranteed personal rate; we do not estimate limits or fees not stated by the issuer.
  • The issuer summary box, agreement and FCA-regulated requirements prevail; data is reviewed monthly.

Frequently asked questions

Which cards are compared?

Lloyds Advance Credit Card and the American Express Cashback Everyday Credit Card.

What currency is used?

The UK issuer examples and fees are quoted in pounds sterling (GBP).

What should I check before applying?

Check representative APR, the personal rate offered, annual fee, minimum repayment, cash and balance-transfer fees, rewards, acceptance and eligibility.

Official sources

Lloyds Bank — Lloyds Advance Credit Card

Reviewed: 2026-07-23

American Express Services Europe Limited — Amex Cashback Everyday Credit Card

Reviewed: 2026-07-23

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Verified comparison guidance

How to assess loan options in United Kingdom

Start with the total amount repayable, all mandatory fees, the repayment schedule and the effect on your essential spending. Check the contracting firm with Financial Conduct Authority; a register entry does not prove that a product is available or suitable.

What is verified

The market, currency (GBP), regulator and complaint route below were checked against the cited official sources.

What remains offer-specific

Rates, fees, amounts, terms, eligibility and approval speed remain unknown until a provider gives you a current, personalised disclosure.

Decision checklist

  1. Confirm the legal provider and product source.
  2. Compare total repayment, not only the instalment.
  3. Stress-test the payment against essential costs.
  4. Save the disclosure, agreement and complaint records.

If something goes wrong

Complain to the provider first and keep its final response. Then check the current eligibility and deadline rules published by Financial Ombudsman Service.

What should I verify before using a credit-card-comparison page in United Kingdom?

Verify the provider, total repayment, mandatory fees, schedule, affordability, contract and complaint route. Do not treat an example, ranking or register entry as a personalised offer.

Editorial review: Reviewed by Rostislav Sikora on 2026-07-17. Credizen is a comparison service, not a lender or financial adviser.

Important information

This is an editorial comparison, not a credit offer or financial advice.

Rates, fees, limits and approval depend on the issuer and individual assessment.

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