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The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
What's included in this list?
This is a list of cashback offers that might be of interest to forum users, focusing on:
- Savings accounts including ISAs; other bank accounts may be included too
- Investments including pensions, but note there’s already a related thread on the Pensions board
- Offers you can get in addition to bank switching bonuses, but bank switches are covered on a main MSE page and discussed on the Budgeting & bank accounts board
The associated cashback "No Chat" thread is here for those who just want the announcements.
What do you mean by cashback?
Money that you receive to sign up or open an account either directly from a financial institution, or via a cashback site as described by MSE here.
You can get paid to join these sites and there are free membership options; check if there’s an offer to sign up to TopCashback (TCB from now on) or Quidco via MSE.
Please note that these sites take time (can be months) to pay out and the offers sometimes do not track properly, in which case you need to raise a ticket with them.
What’s not included on this list?
What do I do if I see an offer?
If you notice an offer that isn't already listed then post a message on this thread and/or on the “No Chat” thread. Alternatively, start a separate thread if you prefer.
Does a listing for a "new customer" offer mean it's a good deal, and that I should join now?
This is just a list of current offers. There's no way to tell whether there'll be a better new customer offer in future.
Could I lose money by doing an offer?
With savings, bear in mind that you could earn less through cashback than with a higher interest rate elsewhere.
With investments
- Bear in mind you could lose money both on the investment and through fees
- If you have to invest, try to choose a product like an exchange-traded fund (ETF) rather than an individual stock
- If you’re just doing an offer for cashback, open a stocks and shares ISA (S&S ISA) or general investment account (GIA) rather than a self-invested personal pension (SIPP)
Things to note
Always read the terms and conditions—it won’t be possible to summarise them all in this post and there are bound to be mistakes.
Please note an entry in this list does not equal an endorsement.
In case you were unaware, this board also hosts discussion threads for Easy Access and Regular Savers which complement this thread.
And without further ado
TOP OFFERS
OTHER OFFERS
New customers to fintech app Plum can get £10 via TCB for signing up and linking a current account; link here
New customers to the financial services app Prosper can receive £100 after saving or investing £10,000 for six months; link here
Open a S&S ISA or SIPP with AJBell to receive a £150 Amazon gift card for depositing £10,000 or more. Note claims process; transfers included; gift card sent from 17/06/26 on; offer ends 16/05/26. Link here; T&Cs here
Transfer at least £20,000 in cash or investments to Charles Stanley Direct Online Investing Platform to receive at least £300 in cashback (up to a maximum of £1,500 for £200,000). Link here
HSBC current account customers can receive at least £150 for at least £20,000 deposited in an ISA, including transfers (up to a maximum of £500 for £100,000). Offer ends 11/05/26; cashback paid 30/09/26; link hereComments
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The Sunny Day Saver as well.OwnedByACat said:The cashback website TopCashback is giving you £25 for opening the Cahoot Simple Saver, among other banking and investment offers. Assuming there's anyone on the boards who doesn't already have one...
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Thanks to the OP for this. Great Spot.1
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..and if you already have both can you get cashback on extras?wmb194 said:
The Sunny Day Saver as well.OwnedByACat said:The cashback website TopCashback is giving you £25 for opening the Cahoot Simple Saver, among other banking and investment offers. Assuming there's anyone on the boards who doesn't already have one...0 -
Fab just opened (another) Sunny Day via TopCashback
Thanks for the heads up on that offer0 -
Always check TopCashback first before opening accounts
Santander have £20 cash back currently
First Direct £60 for opening new 1st Account
TSB £20-40
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The First Direct account can also get the switching bonus (currently £175) so a total of £235 if eligible.DodgerPot said:Always check TopCashback first before opening accounts
Santander have £20 cash back currently
First Direct £60 for opening new 1st Account
TSB £20-400 -
Did you log on to cahoot first?DodgerPot said:Fab just opened (another) Sunny Day via TopCashback
Thanks for the heads up on that offer
Has TCB tracked?16 Panel (250W JASolar) 4kWp, facing 170 degrees, 40 degree slope, Solis Inverter. Installed 29/9/2015 - £4700 (Norfolk Solar Together Scheme); 9.6kWh US2000C Pylontech batteries + Solis Inverter installed 12/4/2022 Year target (PVGIS-CMSAF) = 3880kWh - Installer estimate 3452 kWh:Average over 6 years = 4400 :j0 -
No, just click on the link and apply. Cahoot/Santander is good at matching your details to an existing online banking profile if you have one. Mine tracked with TCB not very long after I opened the account and it's visible and funded in Cahoot's online banking.Rheumatoid said:
Did you log on to cahoot first?DodgerPot said:Fab just opened (another) Sunny Day via TopCashback
Thanks for the heads up on that offer
Has TCB tracked?3 -
...just to add that the payout forecast is 12 weeks hence.wmb194 said:
No, just click on the link and apply. Cahoot/Santander is good at matching your details to an existing online banking profile if you have one. Mine tracked with TCB not very long after I opened the account and it's visible and funded in Cahoot's online banking.Rheumatoid said:
Did you log on to cahoot first?DodgerPot said:Fab just opened (another) Sunny Day via TopCashback
Thanks for the heads up on that offer
Has TCB tracked?0 -
Nice - wonder if you can do both cahoots :-)
Can confirm TSB via quidco gives a little extra on top of the switch bonuses0
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