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Switching accounts

Psyurmh
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Is there anything to stop people switching bank accounts and then switch again as soon as the switching bonus is paid?
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No, unless there are any such stipulations in the Ts & Cs of course....0
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No, unless there are any such stipulations in the Ts & Cs of course....
Does anyone know if any of the accounts that give a switching bonuses stipulate how long you need to keep the account open. I am not aware of any but I haven't read the full terms and conditions for most of the accounts. I ask because a lot of the articles where people discuss switching repetitively they wait several months before switching.0 -
I'm not aware of any either but it's neither practical nor useful to generalise, the key point being that any given account incentive has its own Ts & Cs that the relevant switchers need to be familiar with, rather than working with generic perceptions!0
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Nationwide stipulate 3 months, it is the only one I have seen that gives a specific date.0
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Opened a Marks and Spencer current account for their monthly saver 6% but just noticed as well as the 2 direct debits you have to have switched a bank account. I have a couple of Lloyds and TSB current accounts which I don't use now but they have no £'s in them. What do the regular switchers do to make the bank account favourable for switching"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0
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typistretired wrote: »Opened a Marks and Spencer current account for their monthly saver 6% but just noticed as well as the 2 direct debits you have to have switched a bank account. I have a couple of Lloyds and TSB current accounts which I don't use now but they have no £'s in them. What do the regular switchers do to make the bank account favourable for switching0
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