How we've worked out the savings
The information below lets you know how we've worked out the average savings. To find out just how much you could save, get a quote today.
Gas & Electricity
†Customers who switched from 01 January 2009 to 31st December 2009 saved an average of £216.
Home Insurance
^1 in 3 customers paid this price or less for their buildings and contents insurance between January and May 2010. Prices may include an online discount of up to 10%.
Car Insurance
‡1 in 3 customers paid £313 or less for their Asda Car Insurance between January and May 2010. Price may include up to 10% discount for online sales.
Life Insurance
Cover from £5 a month. Please note the amount you pay for your cover will depend on your individual needs and circumstances, and the level and term of cover you require.
Breakdown Cover
Asda Breakdown Cover from £25. This is based on cover in the UK and Republic of Ireland for one car.
Pet Insurance
Cover from £3.71 a month for a cat based on Value cover - 10% of Asda customers paid this price between 1st January and 31st March 2010.
Credit Card
Please note: Patricia and Kevin and Zoe and Robert's Credit Card savings were calculated using an offer period of 0% p.a. for 9 months on Balance Transfers. This was the offer at the time of the interview. Patricia and Kevin transferred £3,500 from their current card with an APR of 16.6%. Zoe and Robert transferred £4,054 from one of their current cards with an APR of 21.9%. The balance transfer offer has now changed and is available for 12 months instead of 9, meaning even greater savings if you choose to transfer a balance to your Asda Credit Card.
0% p.a. on balance transfers for 12 months (2.99% fee applies*). The balance transfer illustration shows how much interest you could save over 12 months if you transfer a balance from competitor credit cards to an Asda Reward Credit Card™. The figures shown assume that only the minimum monthly payment for your existing card issuer is made over the entire 12 month period which is based on 3% or £5 per month whichever is the greatest. The calculation of interest charged assumes that the typical APR applies, interest rates remain the same and for competitor cards excludes any short-term offers.
