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Halifax rewards - when is it payable?
P3
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When is it payable?
I upgrade mine in late Jan, quickly put £1500 in, and £500 out via debit card.
Got three green ticks that I'm eligible for the £5 for Jan.
I upgrade mine in late Jan, quickly put £1500 in, and £500 out via debit card.
Got three green ticks that I'm eligible for the £5 for Jan.
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12th of each monthI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1
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12/13/14th normally for me.
T&C's might tell you exactly when.1 -
About the 12th of the month, so not yet.P3 said:When is it payable?
I upgrade mine in late Jan, quickly put £1500 in, and £500 out via debit card.
Got three green ticks that I'm eligible for the £5 for Jan.0 -
Why 12th???
And in order for me to be eligible for Feb reward, is it base on calendar month or 12th or the day I upgrade?0 -
Because that's the date they chose for payments.P3 said:Why 12th???
The eligibility period is a calendar month, with the exception of your first month, which runs from the date you join to the end of the joining month. www.halifax.co.uk/assets/pdf/bankaccounts/pdf/banking-offers-guide.pdfP3 said:
And in order for me to be eligible for Feb reward, is it base on calendar month or 12th or the day I upgrade?
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Is this £5 taxable???0
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Wish I read into this earlier, missed out on 6 months of cashback.
Debit card option is way easier than then £5k option
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And more money too. The £5k doesn't earn interest with Halifax so not only can you get £5/month from the debit card option, you can also get some interest (albeit it not much) by saving that money elsewhere in an account that is also earning interest.P3 said:Wish I read into this earlier, missed out on 6 months of cashback.
Debit card option is way easier than then £5k option0
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