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How many bank accounts do you have?
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I have at least one with every provider except Starling and Metro (there's probably a couple of others I cannot think of)
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It's a shame the o.p. doesn't specify Current Accounts in the question.
As a result of that my submission is incorrect because I included e.g. Tesco Bank, Aldermore Bank etc.. in the total.
The reason for the poll would be useful too.
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You can see the results of the poll at the top of this thread, once you have cast your own vote.
The majority of my current accounts (13 in total) were opened for a switch bonus, topcashback, or to open a regular saver. I only actually use 3 of them.
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I have 7 bank accounts, but with Chase for example I have 4 extra accounts that I use for switching bonuses.
Same with a couple of other banks, just look to check and I should have voted for 16-20
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"You can see the results of the poll at the top of this thread, once you have cast your own vote."
Yes, of course you can, but that wasn't my query.
The question for the poll is ambiguous "How many bank accounts do you have?" which could/will lead to incorrect results. It should specify the type of account.
I don't know why I voted because the poll seems pointless.
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"You can see the results of the poll at the top of this thread, once you have cast your own vote."
You can see the results without voting yourself.
I don't know why I voted because the poll seems pointless.
I've not voted, for the same reason.
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OP asking how many bank account.
Not how many current account.
So it could be 1 current account, 1 easy access saving account, 2 cash ISA, 2 fixed rate bond, and a regular saver, all with 1 bank…
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I feel these could be used as journalist research, I don't see what OP would be able to do with the data
Sam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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The results are meaningless so, thread should be deleted.
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