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Bank switching

Banks will pay you to move. Read the conditions first.

Every offer here shows the bonus, exactly what you have to do for it, and when the money actually arrives.
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Most banks pay their switching bonus once per customer, and banking groups count as one. Every offer shows its own rule.
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See the bonus first. Then see exactly what it takes to get it.
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Every active switching offer we track: the bonus, then everything it asks of you.
The switch service moves your payments for you. How switching works →
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The bonus is the headline; the conditions are the offer. Every requirement below is shown before you click through, not after.
NationwideFlexDirectMoneyHQ pick
No monthly fee · £1,000 pay-in · 2 direct debits
The catch · Nothing significant found. Check the provider's terms before applying.
£175
Switch bonus · within 10 days
No fee to hold
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NationwidePick
FlexDirect · no monthly fee
£175
Paid within 10 days
The catch · Nothing significant found. Check the provider's terms before applying.
First Direct1st AccountMoneyHQ pick
No monthly fee · £1,000 pay-in · no direct debits required
The catch · Not open to previous HSBC group customers
£175
Switch bonus · within 28 days
No fee to hold
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First DirectPick
1st Account · no monthly fee
£175
Paid within 28 days
The catch · Not open to previous HSBC group customers
HSBCAdvance
No monthly fee · £1,500 pay-in · 2 direct debits
The catch · Excludes previous First Direct customers
£190
Switch bonus · within 20 days
No fee to hold
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HSBCAdvance · no fee
£190
Paid within 20 days
The catch · Excludes previous First Direct customers
LloydsClub Lloyds
No monthly fee · £2,000 pay-in · 2 direct debits
The catch · £2,000 monthly pay-in or a £3 fee applies
£175
Switch bonus · within 14 days
No fee to hold
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LloydsClub Lloyds · no fee
£175
Paid within 14 days
The catch · £2,000 monthly pay-in or a £3 fee applies
TSBSpend & Save
No monthly fee · no pay-in required · 2 direct debits
The catch · Half the bonus is paid six months later
£160
Switch bonus · within 30 days
No fee to hold
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TSBSpend & Save · no fee
£160
Paid within 30 days
The catch · Half the bonus is paid six months later
SantanderEdge
£3 a month · £1,500 pay-in · 2 direct debits
The catch · £3 monthly fee, and five separate requirements
£200
Switch bonus · within 30 days
£164 after year-one fees
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SantanderEdge · £3/mo
£200
£164 after year-one fees
The catch · £3 monthly fee, and five separate requirements
NatWestReward
£2 a month · £1,250 pay-in · 2 direct debits
The catch · £2 monthly account fee
£180
Switch bonus · within 7 days
£156 after year-one fees
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NatWestReward · £2/mo
£180
£156 after year-one fees
The catch · £2 monthly account fee
BarclaysBank Account
No monthly fee · £800 pay-in · 2 direct debits
The catch · Requires joining the rewards programme
£150
Switch bonus · within 21 days
No fee to hold
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BarclaysBank Account · no fee
£150
Paid within 21 days
The catch · Requires joining the rewards programme
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Switched before?
Most banks pay the bonus once. A previous switch can rule you out years later.
Switching, without moving everything yourself
Eligible switches run through the Current Account Switch Service. Your payments move with you and the old account closes as part of the switch.
How bank switching works →
01Apply to the new bank and pick a switch date
02Direct debits, standing orders and your salary move across
03Payments to the old account are redirected, and it closes
04You complete the bank’s requirements, then the bonus is paid
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