cashplus MasterCard Reviews

After a lot of hesitating whether or not to try this card, I took the plunge and paid the initial £15 or so which they asked for. Time will tell whether or not it was worthwhile. The main and probably only reason I actually invested in the Cashplus Gold Card was to make use of its so-called 'Creditbuilder' facility. While I very rarely use the ...  Read the complete review

The CashPlus Mastercard is just one of a swathe of pre-paid Mastercard or Visa cards that one can use. It has its advantages and its disadvantages. First, to address a point made in a previous review, CashPlus (now) only charge the monthly fee of £4.95 if you have a positive balance with them. So it shouldn't now be possible to run up ...  Read the complete review

Unlike some of the other posters on here, I'm not going to tear into my Cashplus card. Since I first got it 5-6 months ago I've found it to be a very useful tool in managing my finances that little bit better. As someone who has a couple of defaults on their credit history from my time as a student and has moved house *a lot*, this was pretty much ...  Read the complete review

My decision to get a prepaid credit card was simple; I loathe actual credit cards with a fiery passion, as they encourage excessive spending and the interest is ridiculous. However, when setting up in business I found a lot of services won't access a Visa Debit card, it's MasterCard or Visa only. I was told it is possible to have a credit card but ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** I had an account with Woolwich which supplied me with a visa electron card but when they were bought up by Barclays I was automatically given a standard Barclays savings account which meant I wasnt supplied with a new debit card and so I looked around for a pre paid credit card after hearing about a number of new cards ...  Read the complete review

A new unique idea for a credit card - one that you can top up and spend as you wish so you won't be in major debt. A brilliant idea in theory, however if you do not provide the address you're registered to, they still give you a card and then ask you to upgrade your account as you can basically do nothing unless it is upgraded. I used ...  Read the complete review