New Halifax High Interest Current Account

kenshaz

regularsaver1 wrote:

think i'm going to stick with money back though so i earn the 1% on my purchases

So you are going to spend your way into profit. oOH to be young

regularsaver1

nah i just don't keep a balance in my bank account - come on i work for a bank, i don't earn much - but i do use my debit card

but you dont know how old i am do you

kenshaz

regularsaver1 wrote:

nah i just don't keep a balance in my bank account - come on i work for a bank, i don't earn much - but i do use my debit card

but you dont know how old i am do you

no but easy to guess from your posts,attitudes etc all positive

regularsaver1

oops never meant to thank there but you make me laugh anyhow

i guess your old - ha ha :P

kenshaz

regularsaver1 wrote:

oops never meant to thank there but you make me laugh anyhow

i guess your old - ha ha :P

Easy to upgrade my Money back account to the new higher interest account,in branch,I know one of the staff and she helped.
no questions ,no ID, just signed a form.

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Old no,

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mature yes

regularsaver1

yeah you just sign a form - loads have been doing it, same for my staff account - i might open up a separate one

to be honest for existing accounts - sign a form is easier for them, no work really - they spend their time on new accounts that they get points on the board for


ok i'll let you off - mature - but maybe very mature

kenshaz

regularsaver1 wrote:

yeah you just sign a form - loads have been doing it, same for my staff account - i might open up a separate one

to be honest for existing accounts - sign a form is easier for them, no work really - they spend their time on new accounts that they get points on the board for


ok i'll let you off - mature - but maybe very mature

All relative,when I was 16,someone 25 was old,sorry for the destraction from the thread,but I wanted to reply to avoid mis-conceptions

regularsaver1

ok well I feel old - I will be honest now and a lady does not always say her age - I turned 25 last week - so no, prob young in your eyes but i sure don't feel it.

you do make me laugh )

M_Thomson

Just thought I would mention, this account is great if you are in credit, but if you go into an authorised overdraft the rate is 15.9% which is quite high.

kenshaz

regularsaver1 wrote:

ok well I feel old - I will be honest now and a lady does not always say her age - I turned 25 last week - so no, prob young in your eyes but i sure don't feel it.

you do make me laugh )

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My son is 27 :idea: