TSB £160 switching offer starting 22/01/2025

BarGin

I know I've had a switch incentive from TSB before but can't remember how long ago. Is there any way I can check if I would be eligible this time?

MisterMotivated

sheffieldeagle said:

!!!!!! my last switch was 26/10/2022!

Mine was early December 2022.  Their last 3 switch offers have also had the October 2022 eligibility cutoff date so I'm not optimistic about being eligible for any of their offers for many years to come.

friolento

BarGin said:

I know I've had a switch incentive from TSB before but can't remember how long ago. Is there any way I can check if I would be eligible this time?

Your credit file will have the opening dates of open and closed current accounts

BarGin

friolento said:

BarGin said:

I know I've had a switch incentive from TSB before but can't remember how long ago. Is there any way I can check if I would be eligible this time?

Your credit file will have the opening dates of open and closed current accounts

February 2019! Thank you. Very useful.

s71hj

So I already have a spend and save plus account but can't see anything in the t and c's that means I wouldn't qualify for this offer if I open a spend and save and transfer an account to it,  and there appears to be no direct debit requirements which is useful. Think I'll wait until January ticks into February though as a bit tight for the debit card payments cashback in 6 days!. 

paddyposh

Nice to have one without direct debit requirements. 

I’ve got a spare NatWest and RBS from their switch offers last year that I don’t use. Would it be wise to switch from one of those, instead of making a fresh chase account ? I don’t use them so figuring may as well re use them 

s71hj

Can you get this for a sole and joint account or just once?

MakeVotesMatter

s71hj said:

Can you get this for a sole and joint account or just once?

It says in the "Additional TSB Switcher Terms and Conditions" section:
You can only benefit from these offers once. We won’t pay cashback again if you open a second account, either in your own name or in joint names.

• Only one payment will be made to an account, so if you later make it into a joint account and another party switches in, no cashback will be paid.

Think I'll wait until January ticks into February though as a bit tight for the debit card payments cashback in 6 days!.

Think I'll do this also.

MakeVotesMatter

paddyposh said:

Nice to have one without direct debit requirements. 

I’ve got a spare NatWest and RBS from their switch offers last year that I don’t use. Would it be wise to switch from one of those, instead of making a fresh chase account ? I don’t use them so figuring may as well re use them 

Seems reasonable if you're not interested in the digital regular savers.

eastcorkram

paddyposh said:

Nice to have one without direct debit requirements. 

I’ve got a spare NatWest and RBS from their switch offers last year that I don’t use. Would it be wise to switch from one of those, instead of making a fresh chase account ? I don’t use them so figuring may as well re use them 

Seems unusual , not only no direct debits needed, but also no requirement to pay in £1,000 or £1,500 in the first month .