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How many reward accounts can you make with Halifax?
davidefc
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I remember reading somewhere on this site that it was 3, but when trying to make another today, I was refused, the site seems to be down now as it just gives me a time out page.
So how many reward accounts can you open? I have 1 at the moment and wanted to open some more to get the £5 p/m if £1000 paid in.
Regards
Dave
So how many reward accounts can you open? I have 1 at the moment and wanted to open some more to get the £5 p/m if £1000 paid in.
Regards
Dave
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It used to be 3 but they stopped that many iirc. Not sure how many it is now though.Herman - MP for all!0
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One sole and one joint.
The days of being allowed to open three are long gone.0 -
I got the impression that the OP wanted to open even more than 3 lolmake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Thanks for the speedy response! shame! I wanted 3, but 1 will have to do.0
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I remember reading somewhere on this site that it was 3
Now it's 2, but only one sole account...the other must be a joint account.
Those who got in early got 4 or 5 (:D). Others have been lucky and (say they) have bagged additional accounts since the new restriction.0 -
YorkshireBoy wrote: »It used to be 3, up until late 2009 if memory serves.
Now it's 2, but only one sole account...the other must be a joint account.
Those who got in early got 4 or 5 (:D). Others have been lucky and (say they) have bagged additional accounts since the new restriction.
Lucky for the people how opened multiple accounts!
So I could get my Girlfriend to open an account, then a shared, and bounce the same £1000 about to get the £5 free p/m for each account right?0 -
What's the situation with a couple who have 3 each. Can they still have a joint one now as well?Herman - MP for all!0
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YorkshireBoy wrote: »I wouldn't risk it personally.
If they decide to close the 'excess' accounts you'll be down £240 a year!
No I don't think I will risk it, was just curious.
We have a 'normal' old joint current account that we could have got changed to a Reward yonks ago but didn't at the time for some reason.Herman - MP for all!0
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