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Absolutely right, just don't forget that the account you switch to FD must have two Direct Debits/Standing Orders set up on it prior to the switch.Stargunner said:
You don't need to switch and close your existing Co-Op account. You can open another account and switch that.Kraka3 said:I'm waiting for approval & still considering the option of switching. I have several current accounts already, which I use for their attached benefits e.g. overseas spending, customer only savings accounts with good rates etc.
My main account I've had for years. I initially went with the co-op as years ago I hadn't had a bank account t for years & very poor credit. I got a basic bank account, the first credit card I could & built my credit rating back up. I chose co-o;p as my options were limited, at the time I held a Bristol & West building society account (whom they acquired) & they are vaguely ethical as banks go.
I don't really want to close my existing account down, but get that it's an easy £175.
https://www.firstdirect.com/banking/switching-bank-accounts/0
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