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Re: Santander Switching Swizz
I am not saying the OP was treated wrongly, I am saying, to a layman, it's a household bill and the sympathy is from the fact Santander define the bill as household or not based on who issued it…1 -
Re: Santander Switching Swizz
For me a car lease or a gym membership is a household bill, but my gym chain at least is not on the list either The offer doesn't relate to bills that could legitimately be categorised as househ…1 -
Re: Santander Switching Swizz
Just because you fail to read things and therefore did not meet the switching conditions in no may makes it a swizz.3 -
Re: What protection is there for a purchase made by a charity via bank transfer?
As per thread You are looking at taking them to court. Even as a individual bank transfer has little recourse. You can't claim fraud, is not covered under APP scam & no non receipt or no ref…1 -
Re: Santander Switching Swizz
Not so much a swizz as not reading the offer terms then! I understand your frustration, it was a new condition, not seen in most other bank switch offers, but it was discussed here on the forum and I…3 -
Re: Are there alternatives to Direct Debit for monthly fees?
Never had a DD go wrong so unsure what issues OP is having?4 -
Re: Are there alternatives to Direct Debit for monthly fees?
Direct debits protect you with the guarantee so if they are not taken (as they are a pull, rather than a push like a standing order) then you are not liable1 -
Re: Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
Went for the Santander 1yr fix @ 4.5% + the evoucher offer, provides interest rate of 4.8% with the evoucher. Happy with that and the transfer from Nationwide to Santander took 3 days.1 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
It doesn’t give you the choice to choose your own funds. The closest you can do is to tell it that you’re very risk averse and hope it puts your money in bond funds. I went for a middle of the road 3…1 -
Re: Inherited investment fund help.
Since it's an Acc fund, the true capital gain won't be the full difference between the 2004 acquisition price and the 1214p it's at now - the Inc version is at about 2.5 times the 2004…3
