Santander has today announced it has withdrawn 123 current accounts from sale. Upon launch in 2012, the 123 account became one of the most popular current accounts, having for years paid 3 per...
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The banking giant has today launched the Santander Edge Up current account, offering customers the chance to earn £100 a month in cashback and interest as it closes its 1|2|3 product.
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The difference between the Santander 123 and 123 Lite account is the monthly cost, the interest rate, and a few eligibility requirements. For the Santander 123 account, you’ll need to pay double the amount each month to gain access to a 0.3% interest.
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The student bank account that makes life a little easier. Win up to 3 years’ worth of tuition fees with a Santander Edge Student current account. 20 students will each win £27,750. 30 students will each win £9,250. Open a Santander Edge Student current account and pay in £500 between 15 July – 30 September 2024.
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The interest rate on Santander's popular 123 Current Account will be reduced to just 0.6% AER from tomorrow (Monday 3 August). The bank had already cut the rate from 1.5% to 1% AER in May, while introducing a £5 monthly cashback cap for each of its three tiers.
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Instead you can earn 3.5% interest in the account on a hefty balance, but that can be beaten by savings rates at other banks. You can read my full Santander Edge Up review here.
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Santander Edge current account. Earn cashback on selected household bills, at supermarkets and on travel costs. Access to an optional savings account with exclusive rates. Fund the account with £500 each month and set up 2 active Direct Debits.
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With its cashback on household bills, the Santander 1|2|3 current account is a top pick. Even after the £4 monthly fee is factored in, you can pocket up to £132 in the first year, along with ...
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You’ll earn interest on your entire balance up to £20,000. We work out the interest on your daily balance and pay the interest every month. We’ll pay this interest into your current account on the same day each month. This is usually on the date you opened or transferred your account.
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