Tesco and Barclays customers urged to check bank statements for new cashback payment

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Hackney Chronicle: Drivers are being told to check their bank statements for a new payment labelled “Barclays Fuel CB” with money back on fuel.

Barclays and Tesco have announced a new deal which will give motorists 5% cashback on petrol and diesel purchases this summer. The offer runs from May 1 to July 31 and applies to fuel spend between £5 and £200 at Tesco filling stations, when using an eligible Barclays debit card. The timing is no accident, landing just as bank holiday getaways begin and fuel costs remain under pressure. How to get cashback on petrol and diesel with Tesco and Barclays Once signed up through the Barclays app, cashback is typically paid within a couple of days and appears directly in customers’ accounts. The move comes as fuel spending continues to rise, putting pressure on household budgets despite broader confidence in finances. Cashback is capped at £10 per month, but given current fuel prices, any extra money in drivers' pockets is a welcome boost. Recommended reading: A key pension and benefit payment change is coming next week – check your date now Tesco, Aldi, M&S, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons issue food recall alerts to shoppers DWP Housing Benefit major shake-up for claimants confirmed for 2026 Vim Maru, chief executive of Barclays UK, said: "Through our partnership with Tesco, we’re able to offer savings on fuel at a time when costs are rising, helping customers make their money go that bit further. "This sits nicely alongside our £200 switcher offer for new customers wanting to open a Barclays current account." Tesco UK chief executive Ashwin Prasad said: “Thanks to our partnership with Barclays, Tesco shoppers across the country will now be able to get cashback when they fill up their tank at Tesco using their Barclays debit card.”

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