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But a switching incentive would be a good bonus for a student anyway I imagine and probably much more than cashback would be!PRAISETHESUN said:
Oh! That makes much more sense. Been so long since I was a new customer I didn't realise what they were offering these daysdanny13579 said:
I think they may mean the 1% cashback on debit card spending for the first year of the Flex Direct account.PRAISETHESUN said:Cashback? If you're referring to their switch incentive, then I'd recommend looking to make sure you understand exactly how it works. You need to use the current account switch service (CASS) which requires you to close one of your existing accounts with another bank. More details can be found below:
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/current-accounts/switch/
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It does in terms of what the OP was asking, but in value terms, I would think £175 for switching beats £5 a month by spending the maximum 500 to get 1%PRAISETHESUN said:
Oh! That makes much more sense. Been so long since I was a new customer I didn't realise what they were offering these daysdanny13579 said:
I think they may mean the 1% cashback on debit card spending for the first year of the Flex Direct account.PRAISETHESUN said:Cashback? If you're referring to their switch incentive, then I'd recommend looking to make sure you understand exactly how it works. You need to use the current account switch service (CASS) which requires you to close one of your existing accounts with another bank. More details can be found below:
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/current-accounts/switch/
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