Halifax Switching £50 Incentive Offer

adam91_2

Guys,

Just making you aware i know branches of Halifax are now offering £50.00 to switch your bank account to the Halifax.

The criteria is 2 direct debits and 1 credit to receive the £50.00.

It goes directly into the new account immediately and there's no waiting or anything like that!

Might as well get £50.00 well you can! Also it's not limited to one per person!

This also applies to existing current account customers!

So far i am only aware that it's available via the branch network.

If you need any further information just drop me a line.

Thanks.

Adam

YorkshireBoy

adam91 wrote: »

The criteria is 2 direct debits and 1 credit to receive the £50.00.

This also applies to existing current account customers!

Unless they've changed the 'rules' very recently, a couple of SOs will suffice if you have no DDs on the other account.

Certainly did when I bagged this offer a couple of months ago.

For my offer the "credit" needed to be salary, pension, or benefits...ie a BACS Direct Credit, not a BACS transfer initiated by yourself from another account.

Nath4n

They've been doing this for a while as far as I am aware? I go the impression it was dependant on individual branch budgets. I did this back in Jan and infact managed to blag another £25 (£75 total) by telling them I was going to open a clarity card and put £5k in a Halifax ISA on top of opening my Reward Account so give that a go!

muh3

I opened my Halifax reward account one year ago as a joint bill account. Used switching service but had only 1 DD but they still gave me the 50£ cash back. The offer was only available in branch. :beer:

michaels

Went and did this in branch about 3 weeks ago - no sign of the promised payment

RobLondon1984

Hi guys, I also got £50 for switching. Does anyone know if they transfer your salary into the halifax reward current account. My salary currently goes to my Natwest current account. I haven't received any letter regarding this. If no one knows, then I will have to wait till payday to find out.

jen245

No, you have to transfer your salary yourself

RobLondon1984

jen245 wrote: »

No, you have to transfer your salary yourself

Thanks for your reply, very much appreciated

Anesidora

I got this too ,money was put in my new account within a few days of my appointment in branch .

Really pleased I switched , so far so good

YorkshireBoy

jen245 wrote: »

No, you have to transfer your salary yourself

That wasn't my experience. I was told that they had to switch my salary (via a letter I signed for them to send to my employer).

In the end they didn't write, or wrote very late, and I had to switch it myself to make sure they didn't carry out their threat to withdraw the £50 if I didn't meet all the conditions.

muh3

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

That wasn't my experience. I was told that they had to switch my salary (via a letter I signed for them to send to my employer).

In the end they didn't write, or wrote very late, and I had to switch it myself to make sure they didn't carry out their threat to withdraw the £50 if I didn't meet all the conditions.

They never ask me to transfer my salary, I just had to put in a 1000£ each month.