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Banks that offer incentives to join. Cash etc?
rover25
Posts: 387 Forumite
in N. Ireland
Unsurprisingly I am looking to change banks. Moving from Ulster Bank like many others I would imagine. Looking for the a current account with a debit card, suitable for direct debits and that offers online banking. I thought Halifax's incentives of £100 cash credit when joining and £5 every month when you deposit over £1000 was pretty good.
Does anyone know of any others? Im not too bothered about phone and travel insurance as have these on my ulster bank joint account which I can't change because it's the account linked to mortgage rate. Was also in BOI but they don;t seem to offer anything else other than some type of insurance and discounted loan rates, oh and a dedicated help/enquiry number??
Does anyone know of any others? Im not too bothered about phone and travel insurance as have these on my ulster bank joint account which I can't change because it's the account linked to mortgage rate. Was also in BOI but they don;t seem to offer anything else other than some type of insurance and discounted loan rates, oh and a dedicated help/enquiry number??
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There is a whole section about banking on this site...Total Debt Feb 2012 [STRIKE]£12,153[/STRIKE] 10674 16.5% Paid
Halifax Credit Card £4448.6. Loan 1 £3000. Loan 2 £2696.13.
Aiming to be debt free by 31/12/2013.0 -
electrobix99 wrote: »There is a whole section about banking on this site...
duh!! :rotfl:
If you're inclined to use an overdraft, you'll need to check out charges/interest rates for that as it will make a lotta difference to the choices you have available.Wealth is what you're left with when all your money runs out0
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