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slhqoue
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I'm investigating the value in this account, where you get 3% back on water, 2% on energy and 1% on Santander mortgages, council tax, paid-for TV and mobile, home phone and broadband bills.
If I pay ~£50 a month on water (3% = £1.50), ~£150 a month on energy at the moment(!) (2% = £3) and maybe £180 on council tax, mobile and broadband (1% = £1.80) this means that I'd get £6.30 a month minus the fee of £2 = £4.30 a month from this account.
This means it probably isn't a good option for me, right?
If I pay ~£50 a month on water (3% = £1.50), ~£150 a month on energy at the moment(!) (2% = £3) and maybe £180 on council tax, mobile and broadband (1% = £1.80) this means that I'd get £6.30 a month minus the fee of £2 = £4.30 a month from this account.
This means it probably isn't a good option for me, right?
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Why is it not a good option if you would make £4.30 a month, £51.60 a year extra?0
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slhqoue said:I'm investigating the value in this account, where you get 3% back on water, 2% on energy and 1% on Santander mortgages, council tax, paid-for TV and mobile, home phone and broadband bills.
If I pay ~£50 a month on water (3% = £1.50), ~£150 a month on energy at the moment(!) (2% = £3) and maybe £180 on council tax, mobile and broadband (1% = £1.80) this means that I'd get £6.30 a month minus the fee of £2 = £4.30 a month from this account.
This means it probably isn't a good option for me, right?1 -
And just to complete the package there is the regular saver at 2.50% fixed for up to £250 per month for 12 months.
And if you are quick a switch bonus of £160 and double energy cashback in October and November up to £10 per month.
https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-launches-market-leading-ps160-switcher
https://www.santander.co.uk/landing/current-accounts/campaign
https://www.santander.co.uk/personal/savings-and-investments/savings/regular-esaver
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Is there a place you can see the current retailer offers?0
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HumberFlyer said:Plus you can get cashback retailer offers. May not be useful to you. Spar being my fave.(5% /7%/10% offers crop up quite a lot. I spend a fair bit on Amazon. I buy up to £300 of amazon top up from Spar using my card..... when it's the 10% offer on I get £30 back from Santander1
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HumberFlyer said:slhqoue said:I'm investigating the value in this account, where you get 3% back on water, 2% on energy and 1% on Santander mortgages, council tax, paid-for TV and mobile, home phone and broadband bills.
If I pay ~£50 a month on water (3% = £1.50), ~£150 a month on energy at the moment(!) (2% = £3) and maybe £180 on council tax, mobile and broadband (1% = £1.80) this means that I'd get £6.30 a month minus the fee of £2 = £4.30 a month from this account.
This means it probably isn't a good option for me, right?0 -
HumberFlyer said:slhqoue said:I'm investigating the value in this account, where you get 3% back on water, 2% on energy and 1% on Santander mortgages, council tax, paid-for TV and mobile, home phone and broadband bills.
If I pay ~£50 a month on water (3% = £1.50), ~£150 a month on energy at the moment(!) (2% = £3) and maybe £180 on council tax, mobile and broadband (1% = £1.80) this means that I'd get £6.30 a month minus the fee of £2 = £4.30 a month from this account.
This means it probably isn't a good option for me, right?0 -
wiseonesomeofthetime said:HumberFlyer said:slhqoue said:I'm investigating the value in this account, where you get 3% back on water, 2% on energy and 1% on Santander mortgages, council tax, paid-for TV and mobile, home phone and broadband bills.
If I pay ~£50 a month on water (3% = £1.50), ~£150 a month on energy at the moment(!) (2% = £3) and maybe £180 on council tax, mobile and broadband (1% = £1.80) this means that I'd get £6.30 a month minus the fee of £2 = £4.30 a month from this account.
This means it probably isn't a good option for me, right?1 -
I never once had an offer for Spar. Occasionally one for Morrisons but I don’t shop there. Might need to have a look into the gift card trick if Morrison ever pop up again.
My current offers, all of zero interest to me:0
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