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  • Consumerist
    Consumerist Posts: 6,311 Forumite
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    Halifax offering £100 bribe to open a new Halifax Reward account. (MSE news item today).
    Can you add 'Reward Extras' to more than one Halifax current account ?

    >:)Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
  • polymaff
    polymaff Posts: 3,950 Forumite
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    Halifax offering £100 bribe to open a new Halifax Reward account. (MSE news item today).
    Can you add 'Reward Extras' to more than one Halifax current account ?


    One sole, one joint.
  • colsten
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    polymaff said:
    Halifax offering £100 bribe to open a new Halifax Reward account. (MSE news item today).
    Can you add 'Reward Extras' to more than one Halifax current account ?


    One sole, one joint.
    One sole, one joint Reward account, plus one sole and one joint Ultimate Reward account. 


    Consumerist said:
    Halifax offering £100 bribe to open a new Halifax Reward account. (MSE news item today).
    Can you add 'Reward Extras' to more than one Halifax current account ?

    already being discussed to death in this thread: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6174285/possible-100-halifax-switch-offer-starting-4-8-20
  • adindas
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    With TSB. removing their interest, I will need to find another Bank Account to feed the RSA?

    Could anyone please shed the light the effective interest rate of this account for £5000 balance? Thanks




  • Consumerist
    Consumerist Posts: 6,311 Forumite
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    I don't understand why you expect others to google the information you want rather than doing it yourself.
    >:)Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
  • colsten
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    Everything there is to know about Regular Savers has for a very long time been in this thread https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list
  • RG2015
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    adindas said:

    With TSB. removing their interest, I will need to find another Bank Account to feed the RSA?

    Could anyone please shed the light the effective interest rate of this account for £5000 balance? Thanks




    BOS Vantage and Club Lloyds?

    Will have an effective rate of 0.78% p.a. on a fixed balance of £5,000.
  • Liffy99
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    Can anyone recommend a current account that sends paper statements ? I am currently with the Clydesdale but, as part of their absorption into the Virgin group, the latter are withdrawing sending paper statements ( unless specific ones are requested).
    thanks 
  • colsten
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    Liffy99 said:
    Can anyone recommend a current account that sends paper statements ? I am currently with the Clydesdale but, as part of their absorption into the Virgin group, the latter are withdrawing sending paper statements ( unless specific ones are requested).
    thanks 
    The default for the Virgin [Clydesdale] M Plus account is paper. You have to pro-actively change it to paperless if you don't like the default option.

    Out of interest, what is your reason for wanting paper? 
  • bullinn1
    bullinn1 Posts: 421 Forumite
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    Hi, I understand dds etc are automatically switched and, as I have so few, it’s easy for me to check them out but I have one lump-sum pension payment that comes in in Feb each year, do I have to check this out ‘manually’ ? thanks chaps ...
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