Jinesh Vohra
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 9 Feb
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But all of that costs money.
We have to do like anti-money laundering checks.
And so obviously if we're not sustainable, we want to keep it free.
but it's funded by the merchants.
And that's consistent with all cashback brands.
So it's the shopping that actually makes it viable for you.
And then the second part is things like, think about comparison sites.
So, you know, you sell like, they sell car insurance and they sell home insurance and what other, you know, energy switching.
We would do all of that as well.
But the difference is every time you do that, you earn money towards your mortgage.
And just on the cashback, I think sometimes I speak to people and they're like, well, cashback towards your mortgage, how can that make a dent?
But actually, it's the benefits of compound interest because most people aren't aware that lenders calculate interest daily.
And so if you just take a £100 grocery shop and say you earn £2.50 on that grocery shop and that goes towards your mortgage,
For the average person, that has a three times multiplier effect once it goes on to a typical mortgage.
And so you end up saving between £7.50 to £10 on one shop.
And imagine you do that 52 times a year.
The compounding, it actually saves you a lot of money.
And then obviously there's holidays and car insurance and home insurance all starts to add up.
For most homeowners, I'd say that our cashback rates are probably the most impactful when it comes to people's personal finances.
It's just less than the actual money that is because it's effectively being invested in a manner that's ultimately tax-free, which is obviously good as well.
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