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MSE News: Chase makes changes to its popular current account for new and existing customers
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km1500 said:i don't think anything car related is eg servicing insurance mot. Maybe car hire is ok
The £15 maximum is a bit of a bummer, I usually earn more than that.0 -
km1500 said:Yes that seems to cover it. I suspect the £500 in March requirement may trip some people up (you heard it here first)0
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Herbalus said:km1500 said:Yes that seems to cover it. I suspect the £500 in March requirement may trip some people up (you heard it here first)I choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.0 -
simongregson said:km1500 said:i don't think anything car related is eg servicing insurance mot. Maybe car hire is ok1
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I put a monthly deposit into the Savings account and transfer it as I need it like many others.
I have just changed the Standing Order to pay into the current account instead.
I don't see that the money has to stay there for any length of time so I'll manually transfer it to the savings and qualify for the cashback, hopefully.
Bit of a palaver but every penny counts!
I'd use Chase for all my banking if they did joint accounts."Doing nothing is very difficult..........you never know when you're finished!"0 -
Herbalus said:Ikm1500 said:Yes that seems to cover it. I suspect the £500 in March requirement may trip some people up (you heard it here first)1
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So am I right in thinking I can pay £500 into my current account from another bank and then move it out to whatever account I choose ie Nationwide Chase Savings etc and that would qualify me for the cash back?0
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I've had the email about the current account interest, but not heard anything either by email or in the app, about the cashback continuing and the monthly £500 paid in requirement.
Maybe it's only notified nearer the anniversary date. I think I'm about 70 days from that at the moment.0 -
eastcorkram said:I've had the email about the current account interest, but not heard anything either by email or in the app, about the cashback continuing and the monthly £500 paid in requirement.
Maybe it's only notified nearer the anniversary date. I think I'm about 70 days from that at the moment.0 -
BedrockFred said:So am I right in thinking I can pay £500 into my current account from another bank and then move it out to whatever account I choose ie Nationwide Chase Savings etc and that would qualify me for the cash back?0
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