accounts that dont have a debit card

glennc1981

I believe HSBC do a basic account that only comes with an ATM card. I know Santander's basic account has an ATM only card too. I hope that helps.

jonesMUFCforever

OP can say to LTSB he only wants a Cashpoint card.
Why he would want to do this is anybody 's guess though as with the debit card he could get cashback at supermarkets etc.

Saints2011

jen245 wrote: »

The Lloyds one comes with a Visa debit card though, OP wants an account without a debit card

Incorrect you can opt for just a cashpoint card

ashleygunn

If you go for the Yorkshire Building Society Cash Transactor account, you will be paid a small amount of interest (0.05%) instead of the 0% the banks give you.

opinions4u

ashleygunn wrote: »

If you go for the Yorkshire Building Society Cash Transactor account, you will be paid a small amount of interest (0.05%) instead of the 0% the banks give you.

The benefits of mutuality!

I suspect the way the op runs his finances means he wouldn't leave enough in the account to earn 1p a year even at that terrific rate.

mystic_bertie

sorry for the delay guys, so many replies, so it looks like i have lots to check out, many thanks to everyone for their help and replies.

i suppose i need to look into the terms of these accounts to see what fees are charged should i go over my limit. i like the idea of 2 accounts though, have one for money going in and direct debits, the other for spending money only.

im not interested in any interest