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List of Current Account Bank give cash back
francismay
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As I know:
1. TSB's classical Plus, 3% on £1,500
2. Halifax, 2 DD, pay £2
3. Barclays Blues Award, 2 DD, pay £7 with £4 fees, net £3
4. Santander 123 Lite* 3% on bills
1. TSB's classical Plus, 3% on £1,500
2. Halifax, 2 DD, pay £2
3. Barclays Blues Award, 2 DD, pay £7 with £4 fees, net £3
4. Santander 123 Lite* 3% on bills
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Co-Op - £4 + 5p for each debit card transaction (max 30, so upto £1.50)0
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francismay wrote: »As I know:
1. TSB's classical Plus, 3% on £1,500
2. Halifax, 2 DD, pay £2
3. Barclays Blues Award, 2 DD, pay £7 with £4 fees, net £3
4. Santander 123 Lite* 3% on bills
The only one of the above that pays cashback of up to 3% is Santander 123 Lite. The others are about interest payments or rewards. (NB. It's Barclays Blue Reward, not Barclays Blues Award, and there's a current offer for this account, see relevant thread)
Other accounts paying cashback are the Santander 123 (also pays interest) and Natwest/RBS Reward. Both have monthly charges.0 -
This link https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/compare-best-bank-accounts/
does not mention about Halifax £2.00.0 -
No, but the other one does?0
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No, but the other one does?
yes, the which.co.uk does.
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They’re all really shoddy rewards0
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Anthonyuk95 wrote: »They’re all really shoddy rewards
Thanks for the input.
Do you have some better alternatives to share?0 -
Danske- £5 a month?0
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penners324 wrote: »Danske- £5 a month?
Is it still possible to open this for UK residents not living in Northern Ireland?
I noticed some reports of success in this thread...
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5889239
but not sure if it is still possible now.Retired 1st July 2021.
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