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Quick Question - Halifax Reward Account Applications
joon79
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Hi All,
I'm looking to open 3 Halifax reward accounts (one in my name, one in my partners name, and then one joint account) to take advantage of the free fiver per month.
My question is, should I stagger my applications or can I just go on the website and apply for all three at the same time?
If I need to stagger the applications, should I do the sole applications first and then the joint one or does it not make any difference?
If anyone else has already done this I would be grateful if you could share your experiences.
Also, do they insist on you switching all your direct debits over or can I just get the accounts opened without doing this?
Many thanks,
Jon
I'm looking to open 3 Halifax reward accounts (one in my name, one in my partners name, and then one joint account) to take advantage of the free fiver per month.
My question is, should I stagger my applications or can I just go on the website and apply for all three at the same time?
If I need to stagger the applications, should I do the sole applications first and then the joint one or does it not make any difference?
If anyone else has already done this I would be grateful if you could share your experiences.
Also, do they insist on you switching all your direct debits over or can I just get the accounts opened without doing this?
Many thanks,
Jon
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No recent experience, but I applied for 3 sole accounts last year in the space of about 10 minutes!My question is, should I stagger my applications or can I just go on the website and apply for all three at the same time?
Which is the most important to you?...sole or joint? Do that one first just in case.If I need to stagger the applications, should I do the sole applications first and then the joint one or does it not make any difference?
Unless they've changed the T&Cs since last year (have you checked/read them?), then switching (either salary or DDs/SOs/BPs) isn't a requirement.Also, do they insist on you switching all your direct debits over or can I just get the accounts opened without doing this?
However, are you aware that additional incentives (£25/50) may be available in branch if you apply there and do switch?0
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