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Where have all the switching deals gone?
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mrochester
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I'm looking around for another switching deal and it seems like a lot of banks are no longer offering any sort of switching bonus. I've already received a bonus from First Direct, HSBC and Halifax.
Anyone got any recommendations of where else I can go for a switch bonus?
Many thanks.
M.
Anyone got any recommendations of where else I can go for a switch bonus?
Many thanks.
M.
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M and S are still offering a £100 gift card to spend in M and S. Simply open an M and S current account and switch another UK current account (using CASS) with two acrive DD's within 3 months of opening the new account.0
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A lot of promos ended at the end of the tax year. I am sure more will be launched sooner or later.0
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Thanks. I'll just hold tight and see what turns up.0
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Nationwide Refer A Friend, and Quidco/TCB offers.0
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Co-op via Topcashback £105.
and then do it again via Quidco using there price match guarantee.0 -
ceredigion wrote: »Co-op via Topcashback £105.
and then do it again via Quidco using there price match guarantee.
Do you have to switch to get the £105 or just open an account?0 -
The T&C's say ?0
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It might be that the penny has dropped and the bean counters have found out that paying someone to become a customer is unprofitable.
Think about it the supermarkets one by one are dropping BOGOF, price matching etc.0 -
jonesMUFCforever wrote: »It might be that the penny has dropped and the bean counters have found out that paying someone to become a customer is unprofitable.
Think about it the supermarkets one by one are dropping BOGOF, price matching etc.
Until someone realises they are losing market share and another round of discounts / offers starts.0 -
Market share is one thing - keeping a profitable customer is better than keeping 10 who are not.0
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