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In a similar position here, although I’m not entirely sure they deserve me to go back to the Plus…
I had it, earned sign up bonus and kept it for a month or two after that before downgrading. Since then, I’ve spent around 11-12K and my anniversary date is next week. Would have got my voucher by now had I stayed on the Plus. But in my opinion, it’s not a big enough reason to be paying £20 a month for it.
I’ll be moving my Barclays Premier account as well. Can’t justify keeping it at £12/month in this day and age.
£12 is for Premier Avios, the account itself is free (so long as you meet the ongoing eligibility criteria). Even if you take the points instead of an upgrade voucher and then convert the whole lot to Nectar, it’s effectively £165 worth of Nectar points for £144. Not the kings ransom but worth keeping hold of for lack of anything better.
You can take Blue Rewards instead if you like, or have neither.
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