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TSB £75 with 2 Direct Debits
francismay
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Hi,
1. For TSB Classic Plus Account, in order to get 3% AER on up to £1,500. I need to pay in minimum £500 per month, and register for paperless statement and paperless correspondece. Do I need to maintain my 2 active Direct Debits that I setup for the "Refer a Friend, £75" or Do I need to have 2 direct debit in my Classical Plus current account in order to get the 3% on my £1,500.
2. I am having TSB classical Plus and I introduce my housemate to join TSB using my referral link. In order to me and my friend both get £75, do I need to have 2 active direct debits in my account in order to get the £75 (provided that my friend had done all the requirement?)
I want to change my direct debits to Barclays Blue Rewards.
1. For TSB Classic Plus Account, in order to get 3% AER on up to £1,500. I need to pay in minimum £500 per month, and register for paperless statement and paperless correspondece. Do I need to maintain my 2 active Direct Debits that I setup for the "Refer a Friend, £75" or Do I need to have 2 direct debit in my Classical Plus current account in order to get the 3% on my £1,500.
2. I am having TSB classical Plus and I introduce my housemate to join TSB using my referral link. In order to me and my friend both get £75, do I need to have 2 active direct debits in my account in order to get the £75 (provided that my friend had done all the requirement?)
I want to change my direct debits to Barclays Blue Rewards.
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Your post is not very clear.
Do you mean these two scenarios.
1 you were recommended as a friend so had to set up DDs to get the £75 along with the friend who recommended you
Now you want to know how long you have to keep the DDs on that account?
2 you now want to refer a friend to get £75 each
You do not need to have DDs set up to refer a friend and get the £75. Your friend has to have the DDs.0 -
Your post is not very clear.
Do you mean these two scenarios.
1 you were recommended as a friend so had to set up DDs to get the £75 along with the friend who recommended you
Now you want to know how long you have to keep the DDs on that account?
2 you now want to refer a friend to get £75 each
You do not need to have DDs set up to refer a friend and get the £75. Your friend has to have the DDs.
Yes, correct. How long should I keep the DDs in my account? I already received my £75 when i join TSB using my friend referral.0 -
Once the referral bonus has been paid there is no need to retain the DDs on your account. You can move them away as desired.0
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Does anyone know if this works the same as nationwide ? ie: i open an account without switching, i then recommend o/h who switches we both get £75, my wife then recommends me and i switch and both get £75 ?0
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There's been a link helpfully provided above in post #2, which asks the question "does this help?" I think it does. Maybe check it out and see if you agree?Does anyone know if this works the same as nationwide ? ie: i open an account without switching, i then recommend o/h who switches we both get £75, my wife then recommends me and i switch and both get £75 ?0 -
Does anyone know if this works the same as nationwide ? ie: i open an account without switching, i then recommend o/h who switches we both get £75, my wife then recommends me and i switch and both get £75 ?
As per the very helpful link above, no it does not work the same as Nationwide. The person being referred has to use the referral link to apply for and open a TSB account. The terms also clearly state that you cannot hold a TSB account at the time of being referred.0
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