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HDBC Advance - gutted
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prettyandfluffy said:friolento said:prettyandfluffy said:
* I have in fact transferred all the odd € amounts I had sitting in Starling and Revolut accounts to the Global Money Account so can easily spend or transfer them from there.0 -
prettyandfluffy said:friolento said:prettyandfluffy said:
* I have in fact transferred all the odd € amounts I had sitting in Starling and Revolut accounts to the Global Money Account so can easily spend or transfer them from there.2 -
PloughmansLunch said:prettyandfluffy said:friolento said:prettyandfluffy said:
* I have in fact transferred all the odd € amounts I had sitting in Starling and Revolut accounts to the Global Money Account so can easily spend or transfer them from there.Thank you! That sounds a plan 👏EDIT: it takes two days from account opening before you can use the HSBC Currency Account. Longer if you haven't got a qualifying HSBC current account yet.0 -
Quick update. I've been asked to provide my last 3 months worth of payslips. I think they think I told porkie pies! Still awaiting with bated breath . . .BiB xDF0
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prettyandfluffy said:Deec said:I think I'll ditch Starling too. With the HSBC account, if I need to pay in Euros and convert to £, is there a fee like the .4% Starling charge?Are there any other bank switches (without having to set up DD's) to get free cash?
Is there a forum on here that specifically discusses these offers?
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SickGroove said:
Is there a forum on here that specifically discusses these offers?
The main MSE bank article is usually fairly reliable in summarising the current offers, albeit it's always recommended to check the providers' own websites for definitive terms: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/compare-best-bank-accounts/#switch1 -
Thanks for the tip on Lloyds. Just switched out of Starling and so did the Missus. so £350 quid.1
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