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Free £175 cash as UK bank offers incentive for account switch

The bank promises it's easy

Nottingham Post · Aug 16, 2022

First Direct is offering free £175 cash if you switch your bank account

The cash bonus is available to all new customers who switch their current account to the First Direct 1st Account through the Current Account Switch Service (CASS)

Daily Mirror · Aug 16, 2022

UK bank says it will give people £175 free cash if they switch accounts

Here's how you can get your hands on the free money

Wales Online · Aug 16, 2022

Martin Lewis issues five day warning over £170 free cash trick

Bank customers can get their hands on a huge cash incentive but they need to act quickly

Liverpool Echo · Jul 13, 2022

First Direct offers 10-year, fixed-rate mortgage to help homeowners cope with inflation

Offer capped at £550,000, enough to cover average London house price of £547,000

Evening Standard · Jul 8, 2022

Martin Lewis tip to get £170 free cash but you need to be quick

Bank customers have less than a fortnight to claim the cash from HSBC

Liverpool Echo · Jul 5, 2022

Less than two weeks left to claim free £170 from major bank - see if you're eligible

The money is being offered to those who start the move over to the HSBC Advance current account by July 18 - but you have to check you meet the eligibility criteria first

Daily Mirror · Jul 5, 2022

Banks offering you free cash to help with cost of living - First Direct to Virgin Money

As the cost of living continues to pinch, there are little things we can all do to try and make the most of offers and deals - take a look at these bank account switch deals, one of which could offer you £170 in cold hard cash

Daily Mirror · Jun 21, 2022

Martin Lewis lists five ways people can get up to £170 free cash

As millions of us feel the squeeze, the extra cash could come in extremely handy

Liverpool Echo · Jun 21, 2022

Bank cards: where have all the numbers gone?

As more banks go numberless to help stop fraud, we look at what it means for security and ease of use

The Guardian - UK · Jun 11, 2022