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Halifax reward current account
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If you're saying you haven't received the £2 for last month, it's not due until close of business today...just as its always been paid, end of first working day of the month.Poor_Leno said:Didn't want to start a new thread about this but have Halifax finally given the chop they used to pay as a reward to customers for having its current account ? It used to be £5, then dropped to £3 and last few months I see it dropped again to £2, though I see they payment has stopped, or so it seems at least, and I have always maintained the account as per minimum reqs.
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I didn't get it in February either. Mind you, my wages went in on the 31st December. Would that be it ?0
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And you paid 2 DDs? And didn't overdraw?Poor_Leno said:I didn't get it in February either. Mind you, my wages went in on the 31st. Hmm.0 -
Yeah. Though , my wages next went in on 3rd Feb. So, I guess as far as they're concerned I missed a month of paying in. I guess my employer paid ahead of the bank hol, though.every other time we always get paid on the 1st working day.0
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Yes, you wouldn't have qualified for January if you received two wage payments during December and the next in February. However, you would have qualified if you'd spotted this fact and bounced your wage payment out and back into the account in January.Poor_Leno said:Yeah. Though , my wages next went in on 3rd Feb. So, I guess as far as they're concerned I missed a month of paying in. I guess my employer paid ahead of the bank hol, though.every other time we always get paid on the 1st working day.
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