FYI for the regular saver - you can use it in the same way as Chase’s round-up account. In fact, it’s better as you can choose to double your round-ups.
The round-ups don’t count towards the £150 limit either. Combine this with the Rewards account and linking to Cheddar & Airtime Rewards and this is a pretty good alternative.
Aye it’s not uncommon for people to get bonuses when they shouldn’t.
I’ve had Halifax a few times, and first direct when I’d held a hsbc account prior. Never been taken back, not sure I’ve ever seen anyone have it taken back.
Hello Hello! Sorry if some of these have been answered, but I haven’t seen if so…
Has anyone tried getting the £200 switch bonus when opening a Child & Co or Drummonds Select account? Asking as it seems the CASS bonus works with all select or rewards accounts across the group, so curious if this applied to the C&Co or D brands too.
Can one open both a current account with Drummonds branding AND a current account with Child & Co branding? Or is this only possible via a Joint Account where a partner has the alternate branding and initiates the joint account process (thus using their sort code).
I don’t suppose you recall anybody reporting success opening a Child & Co branded Select account, then leveraging the one-to-one support and opening a Drummonds branded account (either another Select/Reward account or a Premier account)?
I did some trawling across here and MSE but nothing stood out to me.
A few posts have suggested that the Premier banking team might reach out & say hello after joining with a bog standard account. Given this, I was wondering whether anybody had either:
Spoke to a human from the Premier banking team who was able to open another bog standard RBS account, but Drummonds branded, to spare you having to submit another application, or
Spoke to a human from the Premier banking team to open a Premier Drummonds branded RBS account?
That makes a lot of sense. Given (IIRC) Premier resources are shared across the RBS family, it really would be just the card (and paper statements, apparently) that’s different.
Just me or are other people bothered by the inconsistency between capitalisation across different pages? Small change in the grand scheme of things, admittedly.