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TSB £200 switch offer July 2023
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I have no need for it, already over my PSA next year as it is and 6% is a very mediocre rate as these things go. I also have other TSB accounts in any case.Stargunner said:
Have either of you not considered keeping your TSB account, so that you can open up the TSB Monthly Saver, which pays a fixed rate of 6% interest for 12 months.WillPS said:
I'm doing the same. My intention is to put a switch request in next week some time, dated for a full month away, that way I'm covered if Natwest subsequently pull the offer.SirHugo said:I'm hoping the £75 bonus arrives sooner rather than later as I'm planning to switch my TSB account to Natwest for their £200 bonus. Don't want to jeopardize the £75 though! I've also still got £20 Topcashback pending on the TSB switch.
If the money from TSB doesn't arrive by the end of March, I'll cancel the Natwest switch so that I can progress the complaint.It is very easy to open another current account to switch to Natwest1 -
Yes, I'm thinking likewise, though I wasn't too sure though how long you could defer the switch date to.WillPS said:
I'm doing the same. My intention is to put a switch request in next week some time, dated for a full month away, that way I'm covered if Natwest subsequently pull the offer.SirHugo said:I'm hoping the £75 bonus arrives sooner rather than later as I'm planning to switch my TSB account to Natwest for their £200 bonus. Don't want to jeopardize the £75 though! I've also still got £20 Topcashback pending on the TSB switch.
If the money from TSB doesn't arrive by the end of March, I'll cancel the Natwest switch so that I can progress the complaint.0 -
Stargunner - yes I already have the TSB Monthly Saver but I think it's worth sacrificing for the Natwest £200 bonus. In all honesty I have more monthly savers than I can keep up with (and afford) at the moment. Most of my savings now are in fixed and notice accounts so I don't have that much 'available cash' currently. I have 3 monthly savers maturing this month, I will only be renewing my reg Club Lloyds saver out of these.Stargunner said:
Have either of you not considered keeping your TSB account, so that you can open up the TSB Monthly Saver, which pays a fixed rate of 6% interest for 12 months.WillPS said:
I'm doing the same. My intention is to put a switch request in next week some time, dated for a full month away, that way I'm covered if Natwest subsequently pull the offer.SirHugo said:I'm hoping the £75 bonus arrives sooner rather than later as I'm planning to switch my TSB account to Natwest for their £200 bonus. Don't want to jeopardize the £75 though! I've also still got £20 Topcashback pending on the TSB switch.
If the money from TSB doesn't arrive by the end of March, I'll cancel the Natwest switch so that I can progress the complaint.It is very easy to open another current account to switch to Natwest0 -
SirHugo said:
Yes, I'm thinking likewise, though I wasn't too sure though how long you could defer the switch date to.WillPS said:
I'm doing the same. My intention is to put a switch request in next week some time, dated for a full month away, that way I'm covered if Natwest subsequently pull the offer.SirHugo said:I'm hoping the £75 bonus arrives sooner rather than later as I'm planning to switch my TSB account to Natwest for their £200 bonus. Don't want to jeopardize the £75 though! I've also still got £20 Topcashback pending on the TSB switch.
If the money from TSB doesn't arrive by the end of March, I'll cancel the Natwest switch so that I can progress the complaint.
30 days in the future. That's the switch date tho, if you need to cancel it you need to do it 7/8 working days ahead of that, and Easter will throw that a bit, that's why I'm waiting til next week.
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WillPS Not sure where you got your 30 days info from but it didn't work for me. I applied for the account yesterday hoping to set a switch date for April the 8th or 9th. However nowhere during the application process does it allow you to choose a date. Before you know it the application is over.WillPS said:SirHugo said:
Yes, I'm thinking likewise, though I wasn't too sure though how long you could defer the switch date to.WillPS said:
I'm doing the same. My intention is to put a switch request in next week some time, dated for a full month away, that way I'm covered if Natwest subsequently pull the offer.SirHugo said:I'm hoping the £75 bonus arrives sooner rather than later as I'm planning to switch my TSB account to Natwest for their £200 bonus. Don't want to jeopardize the £75 though! I've also still got £20 Topcashback pending on the TSB switch.
If the money from TSB doesn't arrive by the end of March, I'll cancel the Natwest switch so that I can progress the complaint.
30 days in the future. That's the switch date tho, if you need to cancel it you need to do it 7/8 working days ahead of that, and Easter will throw that a bit, that's why I'm waiting til next week.
Although my identity checks were approved and my account was 'reserved' I didn't get a confirmation email until today saying the account is being set up.
Then to my surprise a few hours later I received a text and email saying my switch has started and will be completed by 19/03/24. Although I have my new account details, the pin and password aren't being recognised yet so I can't log in to see what my options are. It's looking very likely now that I'm going to lose my final TSB payment.
I did also apply for the RBS account too using a Chase CA for the switch but that bombed out on me during the application although I did manage to complete the photo identity check. I'll chase this one up after I hopefully sort out the TSB switch.0 -
Open the account without a switch, then switch as an existing customer:SirHugo said:
WillPS Not sure where you got your 30 days info from but it didn't work for me. I applied for the account yesterday hoping to set a switch date for April the 8th or 9th. However nowhere during the application process does it allow you to choose a date. Before you know it the application is over.WillPS said:SirHugo said:
Yes, I'm thinking likewise, though I wasn't too sure though how long you could defer the switch date to.WillPS said:
I'm doing the same. My intention is to put a switch request in next week some time, dated for a full month away, that way I'm covered if Natwest subsequently pull the offer.SirHugo said:I'm hoping the £75 bonus arrives sooner rather than later as I'm planning to switch my TSB account to Natwest for their £200 bonus. Don't want to jeopardize the £75 though! I've also still got £20 Topcashback pending on the TSB switch.
If the money from TSB doesn't arrive by the end of March, I'll cancel the Natwest switch so that I can progress the complaint.
30 days in the future. That's the switch date tho, if you need to cancel it you need to do it 7/8 working days ahead of that, and Easter will throw that a bit, that's why I'm waiting til next week.
Although my identity checks were approved and my account was 'reserved' I didn't get a confirmation email until today saying the account is being set up.
Then to my surprise a few hours later I received a text and email saying my switch has started and will be completed by 19/03/24. Although I have my new account details, the pin and password aren't being recognised yet so I can't log in to see what my options are. It's looking very likely now that I'm going to lose my final TSB payment.
I did also apply for the RBS account too using a Chase CA for the switch but that bombed out on me during the application although I did manage to complete the photo identity check. I'll chase this one up after I hopefully sort out the TSB switch.
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Ahh - easy when you know how. It's a bit annoying as being able to choose your switch date is usually included in the application process. Oh well, at least I know now for next time.WillPS said:
Open the account without a switch, then switch as an existing customer:SirHugo said:
WillPS Not sure where you got your 30 days info from but it didn't work for me. I applied for the account yesterday hoping to set a switch date for April the 8th or 9th. However nowhere during the application process does it allow you to choose a date. Before you know it the application is over.WillPS said:SirHugo said:
Yes, I'm thinking likewise, though I wasn't too sure though how long you could defer the switch date to.WillPS said:
I'm doing the same. My intention is to put a switch request in next week some time, dated for a full month away, that way I'm covered if Natwest subsequently pull the offer.SirHugo said:I'm hoping the £75 bonus arrives sooner rather than later as I'm planning to switch my TSB account to Natwest for their £200 bonus. Don't want to jeopardize the £75 though! I've also still got £20 Topcashback pending on the TSB switch.
If the money from TSB doesn't arrive by the end of March, I'll cancel the Natwest switch so that I can progress the complaint.
30 days in the future. That's the switch date tho, if you need to cancel it you need to do it 7/8 working days ahead of that, and Easter will throw that a bit, that's why I'm waiting til next week.
Although my identity checks were approved and my account was 'reserved' I didn't get a confirmation email until today saying the account is being set up.
Then to my surprise a few hours later I received a text and email saying my switch has started and will be completed by 19/03/24. Although I have my new account details, the pin and password aren't being recognised yet so I can't log in to see what my options are. It's looking very likely now that I'm going to lose my final TSB payment.
I did also apply for the RBS account too using a Chase CA for the switch but that bombed out on me during the application although I did manage to complete the photo identity check. I'll chase this one up after I hopefully sort out the TSB switch.
Thankfully I've heard from RBS today that my application has been successful so if I receive the £200 bonus on both switches it'll make the TSB loss a bit more palatable.0 -
I think the last two post should be in the Feb 24 TSB switch post. Still waiting on my £75 Stay bonus....0
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pecunianonolet said:I think the last two post should be in the Feb 24 TSB switch post. Still waiting on my £75 Stay bonus....
They're related to the TSB account tho - we want to use the TSB accounts as donors once that same £75 payment comes through
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