This is a sponsored article on behalf of CommuterClub.
TfL and the rail companies may have put up fares in January, but exclusively with CommuterClub you can pay for your London travel at last year's prices.
Sadiq Khan, the new Mayor of London, has announced that fares will go up for all commuters using weekly, monthly, or annual travel tickets. CommuterClub are offering you the only way to beat these fare increases — allowing you the sorts of savings that would usually require a time machine.
CommuterClub helps people save money by making big discounts on an annual ticket (typically 10-30% versus pay as you go, weekly or monthly travelcards for regular commuters) both affordable and flexible through a convenient monthly payment plan.
You make 11 monthly payments (at last year's prices) AND get a month of travel free. Best of all, you can cancel at any time with no penalty.
Buying your ticket through CommuterClub means you can breeze through stations every day, not having to worry about topping up or renewing, and avoiding the Monday morning queues.
Plus, you also get a free Gold Card, saving you 33% on rail fares in London and the south (within the railcard area), and a host of other money-saving offers — such as discounted gym membership, and credit for Just Eat and Uber among others — helping your hard-earned cash go that little further.
You'll need to be quick to get your hands on this offer — to find out just how much you could save head to www.commuterclub.co.uk.
Representative example: Credit limit: £1,200. Interest: £67 Total payable: £1,267 in 11 monthly instalments of £115. Representative 10.6% APR. Interest rate: 5.6% pa (variable)
