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WHITEyy118
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Sorry if something like this has been asked before but I'm just after a quick answer.
Basically I was thinking of upgraded my Halifax current account to a reward current account however me and my partner are soon to buy a property and will go for a joint account. I've heard a Halifax reward account is one of the best but is it possible for my personal one and our joint account to both be this reward account?
Basically I was thinking of upgraded my Halifax current account to a reward current account however me and my partner are soon to buy a property and will go for a joint account. I've heard a Halifax reward account is one of the best but is it possible for my personal one and our joint account to both be this reward account?
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If you can pay £750 into both accounts and have 2 DDs setup on both accounts, yes. Your partner could do the same for £15/month of free money.
Or at least, thats how it used to work...0 -
Or at least, thats how it used to work...
Halifax Reward Current Account
Special conditions:
[FONT=Agenda Light,Agenda Light][FONT=Agenda Light,Agenda Light](b) ...You can hold one Reward Current Account in your sole name and one in joint names.[/FONT][/FONT]
http://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/pdf/reward-current-account-guide.pdf (page 18)0 -
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YorkshireBoy wrote: »Still does. OP will find the answer to their question in the T&Cs...
Thanks.
I admit to not looking solely because T&C's contain about 99% useless material.0 -
WHITEyy118 wrote: »Thanks.
I admit to not looking solely because T&C's contain about 99% useless material.0 -
Archi_Bald wrote: »Afraid, you are wrong there. T&Cs govern your account and your relationship with a bank 100%, and most certainly override anything anyone on a forum tells you. You are therefore well advised to read the T&Cs.
Again hands up, and before I dig my hole any deeper, let me explain.
I didn't mean useless, I just meant some info is irrelevant (nice to know not need to know).
Anyway thanks for your help everyone!0
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