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Santander £175 switch offer 14th May 2024
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No, mortgages don't count as a bill for cashback. I think they list what is counted in their T&C's.0
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UndergroundSaxClub said:Hi all,First time (possible) switcher. Currently have an incredibly old RBS current account which does nothing for me and looking quite hard at this. Wondering if there is anything to "watch out for" beyond the info on the account page such as the £3 monthly fee, £500 monthly and x2 Direct Debits?My plan is to switch to this and close my RBS account (or leave it dormant. Does it mattter?). Put £4000 in immediately and put any interest/additional savings into my Santander savings account now at 4.20%(if I recall correctly) interest. I'm unsure if I can have the current account, the 7% and my existing 4.20% savings account all at once.Silly question for sure, my mortgage is a direct debit. Would Santander recognise this as a bill? It's not a limiting factor, however would negate the £3 fee entirely.0
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UndergroundSaxClub said:Hi all,First time (possible) switcher. Currently have an incredibly old RBS current account which does nothing for me and looking quite hard at this. Wondering if there is anything to "watch out for" beyond the info on the account page such as the £3 monthly fee, £500 monthly and x2 Direct Debits?My plan is to switch to this and close my RBS account (or leave it dormant. Does it mattter?). Put £4000 in immediately and put any interest/additional savings into my Santander savings account now at 4.20%(if I recall correctly) interest. I'm unsure if I can have the current account, the 7% and my existing 4.20% savings account all at once.Silly question for sure, my mortgage is a direct debit. Would Santander recognise this as a bill? It's not a limiting factor, however would negate the £3 fee entirely.
I've currently got Edge Current, Edge Saver & other Santander savings accounts, I've also got an Everyday Current Account.
In addition you can get cashback on bills etc & even more cashback with Santander Boosts.0 -
UndergroundSaxClub said:Hi all,First time (possible) switcher. Currently have an incredibly old RBS current account which does nothing for me and looking quite hard at this. Wondering if there is anything to "watch out for" beyond the info on the account page such as the £3 monthly fee, £500 monthly and x2 Direct Debits?My plan is to switch to this and close my RBS account (or leave it dormant. Does it mattter?).UndergroundSaxClub said:Put £4000 in immediately and put any interest/additional savings into my Santander savings account now at 4.20%(if I recall correctly) interest. I'm unsure if I can have the current account, the 7% and my existing 4.20% savings account all at once.UndergroundSaxClub said:I'm unsure if I can have the current account, the 7% and my existing 4.20% savings account all at once.0
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Does anyone know if part of the switch requirement is to enter debit card details? (no longer have one for existing account)
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Would someone switching from a 123 account to Edge be eligible for the £175 switch offer?
Can't see any mention of this in the T&Cs.0 -
Paizen said:Would someone switching from a 123 account to Edge be eligible for the £175 switch offer?
Can't see any mention of this in the T&Cs.
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PRAISETHESUN said:Paizen said:Would someone switching from a 123 account to Edge be eligible for the £175 switch offer?
Can't see any mention of this in the T&Cs.0 -
I am switching to the Santander Edge from an existing current account which has 2 direct debits already. The wording of the incentive deal suggests I have to 'set up' two direct debits (amongst other things).
I'm doing this through CASS and I know the existing DDs will transfer across, but do the qualify or do I have to set up 2 new ones?
Thanks everyone.1 -
PT3 said:I am switching to the Santander Edge from an existing current account which has 2 direct debits already. The wording of the incentive deal suggests I have to 'set up' two direct debits (amongst other things).
I'm doing this through CASS and I know the existing DDs will transfer across, but do the qualify or do I have to set up 2 new ones?
Thanks everyone.0
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