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Quick sense check please :)

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  • siross
    siross Posts: 129 Forumite
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    LXdaddy wrote: »
    There does not seem to be a limit.

    Sorry for the lack of reply, busy weekend!

    So, am I right in thinking my plan is this:

    1) Set up 4 donor bank accounts (any accounts that probably won't offer switches in the future?)
    2) Find someone to refer me to Nationwide = £100 offer (then I can do the same and earn up to £1000)
    3) Set up a Tesco Internet Saver account and a Tesco Instant Access account.
    4) Set up 8 direct debits on the Tesco accounts. 2 DDs per donor bank account.
    5) Complete switches using donor bank accounts to Nationwide, Halifax, Yorkshire/Clydesdale, M&S Bank

    Ongoing actions

    1) Move money around as necessary
    2) Move the money pulled into Tesco accounts into normal savings account

    Does that make sense?

    I'm mostly concerned about whether point 4 is actually possible?

    Thanks,

    Simon
  • badger09
    badger09 Posts: 11,691 Forumite
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    Point 4 is possible.

    Why would you want to move the money pulled into Tesco (savings) accounts into a 'normal savings account'? Do you not have any of the high interest paying current accounts or regular savers which would provide a better home?:cool:
  • YorkshireBoy
    YorkshireBoy Posts: 31,541 Forumite
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    On 5) you may wish to wait until the Halifax account is open before setting up the DDs, being as a) they're not necessary for the switching incentive, b) a little less attention is drawn to your activities at Tesco, and c) the switch may be actioned more swiftly (remember...the £125 offer expires in a fortnight).
  • siross
    siross Posts: 129 Forumite
    Tenth Anniversary 100 Posts Combo Breaker
    On 5) you may wish to wait until the Halifax account is open before setting up the DDs, being as a) they're not necessary for the switching incentive, b) a little less attention is drawn to your activities at Tesco, and c) the switch may be actioned more swiftly (remember...the £125 offer expires in a fortnight).

    Great, thanks for that!
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