Just received it, typical but happy days!
Just got my switch money! Time to party ![]()
I got a bribe last Spring so not sure it’s even worth trying.
Nationwide didn’t allow me a second either ![]()
Has Santander kept a switch offer open for this long before? Same with Nationwide and First Direct. Thought they came and went much quicker than this previously. Is there a reason? Just desperate for customers?
I noticed they do send a weekly balance notification via push, so hepefully its in the pipeline.
Did you get a hard search?
I got the Edge Saver when it was 7% interest and getting £23-ish a month is a nice bonus for just leaving £4000 in there. That, plus the cashback, means I have little reason to go anywhere else. Ive been with them since 2020 and never had an issue with them
Considering moving my non-Monzo account from nationwide. I got card readered again the other day ![]()
Won’t get another switching bonus though.
Done it. Opened an Edge Saver as well because why not ![]()
Perhaps we can make Santander the new HSBC (or the new new RBS) ![]()
Works for me. I’ve occasionally been getting a few for investing but the X does get rid of it. Am I just lucky in avoiding these kind of things (first HSBC, now this
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I really like the app. The falling leaves are a bit odd though
When I came across that on one of the screens, it did feel like a random addition. It’s completely harmless, but why spend time putting it into the app?
Santander considers UK exit amid frustrations with high street banking
Have we seen this? It seems to have been written a bit oddly for the FT (not that I’m an expert).
Any details in the article? It says I need to subscribe to read.
You can post any link, paid or not afaik.
Someone usually comes along with a free link too (archive.org?)
Sorry. When I first clicked on the link I was able to read it but can’t anymore. Here’s a short summary;
Santander is reviewing its UK operations, including a potential exit, due to lower returns, high costs, and challenges like a court ruling on car loan mis-selling, for which it set aside £295mn. Frustrations with its UK ringfenced bank, which hasn’t benefitted from rising interest rates as much as other markets, are driving this reassessment.
