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Your support makes all the difference.THE HOLIDAY club season is under way among credit card issuers. Barclaycard Holiday Club offers spending money of between pounds 20 and pounds 500 on holidays booked with more than 80 tour operators.
The club guarantees the lowest holiday prices and offers to refund the difference if customers find the same deal cheaper elsewhere within seven days.
The money back on a pounds 1,758 holiday for four in Florida in September would amount to pounds 80.
Halifax Building Society is offering a range of discounts on holidays and flights booked by its Visa and Maxim current account customers through its own holiday service.
The discounts range from pounds 10 on holidays costing between pounds 150 and pounds 199 to pounds 500 on a basic price of more than pounds 8,500.
There are also free travel bags for those who pay the full cost of their holiday with a Halifax Visa or Maxim payment.
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