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Halifax Clarity £5 reward
locky123
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Can anyone confirm the qualifying criteria for the £5 reward?
min £300 monthly spend
pay £1K into Reward account each month
Is this only with Ultimate Reward acc or standard Reward acc?
When I click on t&c they state they are draft!
min £300 monthly spend
pay £1K into Reward account each month
Is this only with Ultimate Reward acc or standard Reward acc?
When I click on t&c they state they are draft!
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For my clarity credit card, all i was aware of is that I get it if I spend £300 in each month.
Not sure about any other T&C's0 -
According to the T&Cs:
You need to pay in £1000 per month for 3 months BEFORE you open the credit card account in order to qualify for the £5 cashback.
After that you need to pay in £750 per month to qualify for the £5 reward on the current account, but there are no further requirements (except spending £300 within a statement period) to get the £5 cashback.
In practice I think most people automatically get the £5 cashback0 -
According to the T&Cs:
You need to pay in £1000 per month for 3 months BEFORE you open the credit card account in order to qualify for the £5 cashback.
After that you need to pay in £750 per month to qualify for the £5 reward on the current account, but there are no further requirements (except spending £300 within a statement period) to get the £5 cashback.
In practice I think most people automatically get the £5 cashback
Can you point me to where you found this as it is different to what I can find such as....http://www.halifax.co.uk/creditcards/help-guidance/terms-and-conditions/clarity-card/
So it does not matter what type of current account you have?0 -
Is the credit card £5 reward in addition to the Reward current account £5 reward for paying £750pm and 2 x DD?0
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When is the reward paid, is it a fixed day in the month or with some number of days from the statement date?0
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The important thing to remember is that the reward month for the Clarity card is statement date to statement date and not calendar month like the current account.bubieyehyeh wrote: »When is the reward paid, is it a fixed day in the month or with some number of days from the statement date?
As long as you spend £300 in the statement month you get the £5 reward credited a couple of days later.0 -
So according to T&C I found you need to have the Ultimate Reward acc which costs £15pm.
But as I said these are termed draft T&C so not clear.
I'll speak to Halifax tomorrow.
11.2 - To be eligible for the reward set out in condition 11.1, you must, at the time you enter into this agreement:-
(a) hold a Halifax current account and pay in £1,000 or more each month;
(b) use our switching service to move your current account to a Halifax Current Account and agree to pay in £1,000 or more each month;
(c) open or hold a Halifax Ultimate Reward Current Account.0 -
So according to T&C I found you need to have the Ultimate Reward acc which costs £15pm.
But as I said these are termed draft T&C so not clear.
I'll speak to Halifax tomorrow.
11.2 - To be eligible for the reward set out in condition 11.1, you must, at the time you enter into this agreement:-
(a) hold a Halifax current account and pay in £1,000 or more each month;
(b) use our switching service to move your current account to a Halifax Current Account and agree to pay in £1,000 or more each month;
(c) open or hold a Halifax Ultimate Reward Current Account.
You need to meet the criteria of (a) or (b) or (c).
The first two don't cost you £15 a month.0 -
PeacefulWaters wrote: »You need to meet the criteria of (a) or (b) or (c).
The first two don't cost you £15 a month.
That makes sense but their wording was not crystal clear.0
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