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With the cost of living crisis causing many to have to cut back on essentials the Ode card might be of use to some with its cashback at popular retailers. Sadly, it’s limited to specific professions.
If you're aged 18 or over and a a carer, charity worker, work in education or healthcare, the Ode prepaid card gets you cashback at over 80 retailers, including Asda, Boots, M&S, Sainsbury's and Waitrose, though not at petrol stations.
The card is free for the first year, after which a £2.99 annual fee kicks in.
No credit check necessary.
Additional partner cards available.
The underlying Ode card is the same regardless of your profession, however to apply you'll need to follow the correct link below. You need to have a valid work email address to sign up, though carers can use a personal email address and upload a letter from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) as proof.
Carers
Charity workers
NHS and healthcare workers
Teachers/education workers
With the cost of living crisis causing many to have to cut back on essentials the Ode card might be of use to some with its cashback at popular retailers. Sadly, it’s limited to specific professions.
If you're aged 18 or over and a a carer, charity worker, work in education or healthcare, the Ode prepaid card gets you cashback at over 80 retailers, including Asda, Boots, M&S, Sainsbury's and Waitrose, though not at petrol stations.
The card is free for the first year, after which a £2.99 annual fee kicks in.
No credit check necessary.
Additional partner cards available.
The underlying Ode card is the same regardless of your profession, however to apply you'll need to follow the correct link below. You need to have a valid work email address to sign up, though carers can use a personal email address and upload a letter from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) as proof.
Carers
Charity workers
NHS and healthcare workers
Teachers/education workers
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sorted byPS: you can also combine TCB/Quidco, discount codes and the Ode card and thus multiply the amount of cashback you get. I’ve done this many times (edited)