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Halifax Reward Account changing to £3 charge with “lifestyle rewards”
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            Look at "Track your Reward Extras". Around 4 weeks prior to expiry of your current selection, there will be an option to select the reward for the next 12 months.You may or may not get an email or a letter to remind you of the expiry.0
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            Has anyone with multiple accounts found that one one Reward account shows in 'Track My Extras' recently?
 I have 2 Rewards and 1 Joint Ultimate Reward, but only see 1 Reward and 1 Ultimate, my fiancée also has 2 Rewards and also only saw 1.0
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 Just checked, and both of my accounts (both Reward) are showing on the tracker.WillPS said:Has anyone with multiple accounts found that one one Reward account shows in 'Track My Extras' recently?
 I have 2 Rewards and 1 Joint Ultimate Reward, but only see 1 Reward and 1 Ultimate, my fiancée also has 2 Rewards and also only saw 1.
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 Thanks, appears the same for me now. It was definitely missing around the turn of the month but I guess whatever bug has been fixed.Fingerbobs said:
 Just checked, and both of my accounts (both Reward) are showing on the tracker.WillPS said:Has anyone with multiple accounts found that one one Reward account shows in 'Track My Extras' recently?
 I have 2 Rewards and 1 Joint Ultimate Reward, but only see 1 Reward and 1 Ultimate, my fiancée also has 2 Rewards and also only saw 1.0
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 It happened to me when some of my accounts had run for their initial 12 months and were being renewed. They were not shown in the tracker for a while. I can't remember the exact dates when they went missing and when they came back. Nothing to worry about if you have already renewed them.WillPS said:
 Thanks, appears the same for me now. It was definitely missing around the turn of the month but I guess whatever bug has been fixed.Fingerbobs said:
 Just checked, and both of my accounts (both Reward) are showing on the tracker.WillPS said:Has anyone with multiple accounts found that one one Reward account shows in 'Track My Extras' recently?
 I have 2 Rewards and 1 Joint Ultimate Reward, but only see 1 Reward and 1 Ultimate, my fiancée also has 2 Rewards and also only saw 1.0
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 I think it can sometimes depend on which accounts you have been working with. I find that if I check when I first login, both my accounts show in the tracking.WillPS said:Has anyone with multiple accounts found that one one Reward account shows in 'Track My Extras' recently?
 I have 2 Rewards and 1 Joint Ultimate Reward, but only see 1 Reward and 1 Ultimate, my fiancée also has 2 Rewards and also only saw 1.0
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            Sharing my recent experience with opening multiple Halifax Rewards accounts…
 I had an ancient Halifax Easycash account, which I have upgraded to Rewards, I was also able to open 2 new rewards accounts with no problems. New debit cards and pins arrived 4 days later.They were also reasonably generous with the overdraft (£5,000 between the 3 accounts) which is handy as I can use standing orders for the money going in and out to fulfil the requirements so it is back in my main account same day.It will only take me a couple of minutes to log in and pay 3 x £500 off my credit card each month bill to meet the debit card requirement. Not bad for £15 monthly return.
 Has anyone worked out a way to automate the debit card payments so they don’t have to be done manually each month?0
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            I'd caution that multiple overdrafts when multi-accounting can be risky. One forumite had all of their accounts closed for what the bank saw as gaming their overdraft limit. This was Santander and a couple of years ago, but I think it pays to keep as low a profile as possible. However, what's done is done.For automated payments, you would probably need three separate recipients who would allow you to do a regular pull, as I doubt it could be set up for more than one card at a time. What you are doing seems simple and probably doesn't take long.0
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            Paying off credit card in £500 chunks is definitely the easiest way. Amex annoyingly only let you save 1 debit card and don't let you pay with a different card to the one saved - Curve helps with that particular issue though.0
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 Amex is my main Credit Card and I agree it’s annoying. My monthly credit card bill is usually £1,500 at least so 3 x £500 debit card payments to Amex is how I will be meeting the debit card requirement. I presume paying via Curve only works if I get the paid for version of the card - unless there are any workarounds you can share?WillPS said:Paying off credit card in £500 chunks is definitely the easiest way. Amex annoyingly only let you save 1 debit card and don't let you pay with a different card to the one saved - Curve helps with that particular issue though.0
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