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Cashback account to pay off Hire Purchase?

nelliedeen
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I've just bought a new car on hire purchase and will be paying extra every month to pay it off as quickly as possible and save on the interest payable.
I could pay the whole amount but don't know if I would lose the discount I got for HP as against cash
Is there any bank account I can open that will either pay cashback on hire purchase direct debits something like how Santander gives 1% on council tax etc. or gives cashback on debit card payments towards the hire purchase if I could change the direct debit to a debit card payment method?
Is that even possible?
My main current account is with Santander.
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nelliedeen said:I've just bought a new car on hire purchase and will be paying extra every month to pay it off as quickly as possible and save on the interest payable.I could pay the whole amount but don't know if I would lose the discount I got for HP as against cashIs there any bank account I can open that will either pay cashback on hire purchase direct debits something like how Santander gives 1% on council tax etc. or gives cashback on debit card payments towards the hire purchase if I could change the direct debit to a debit card payment method?Is that even possible?My main current account is with Santander.0
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It's common for people, particularly on here, to grab all the benefits associated with a finance deal when buying a car and then redeem it quickly to save paying interest.
The only way I can think of you benefitting from a debit card payment to a loan is where you are required to have a minimum spend on the debit card. I have a Halifax rewards account, which pays out £5 a month if I spend £500 on the debit card. I usually use the debit card to pay my credit card, and that counts towards the £500. Unfortunately that is coming to an end, as the reward account is changing.0
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