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JP Morgan has entered the UK consumer market with the launch of its digital bank, Chase.
The account will provide customers with cashback, which the bank states will be at 1% on all eligible debit card spend for 12 months*. As well as cashback, the account will also offer 5% interest on debit card small change round-ups to the nearest £1 for 12 months*. Although Chase current account has been officially launched, at the moment interested consumers can only sign up to a waiting list through its website chase.co.uk.
Commenting on the launch of the Chase debit card, Sanoke Viswanathan, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, said: “Having spoken extensively to consumers across the U.K., we know that people want good value combined with an excellent experience, from a trusted bank. With cashback on everyday debit card spend and an interest boost on round-ups, we can help customers save while they spend on items they already buy every day.”
Consumers who do not want to wait until the launch of the Chase account can already choose from a number of current accounts that do not charge a fee and which offer cashback. For example, Halifax’s Current Account offers up to 15% cashback when used in selected retailers, while TSB’s Spend & Save account allows customers to earn £5 cashback each month for six months when making 30 or more debit card payments per month.
Fee-free current accounts that offer cashback |
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Bank/building society |
Account name |
Cashback offer* |
AIB |
Classic Account |
Eligible for AIB Rewards in partnership with Visa. Receive cashback rewards when spending on your Visa card at selected retailers. |
Bank of Scotland |
Classic with Vantage |
Everyday Offers - Earn up to 15% cashback from selected retailers when shopping with a Bank of Scotland credit or debit card. |
Halifax |
Current Account |
Cashback Extras - Earn up to 15% cashback from selected retailers when shopping with a Halifax credit or debit card. |
Lloyds Bank |
Classic |
Everyday Offers - Earn up to 15% cashback from selected retailers when shopping with a Lloyds Bank credit or debit card. |
The Co-operative Bank |
Current Account - with Everyday Rewards |
Eligible for Everyday Rewards: Earn 2p every time debit card used, up to maximum of £1.20 per month |
TSB |
Spend & Save |
Earn £5 cashback a month for six months when making 30 or more debit card payments each month. |
Ulster Bank |
Select Current Account |
Eligible for Ulster Bank Rewards in partnership with Visa. Receive cashback rewards when using a registered debit card at selected Northern Ireland retailers. |
Alternatively, consumers can earn cashback by switching to a bank account with a switching offer. For example, Lloyds Bank is offering £100 to consumers when they switch to a Club Lloyds or Club Lloyds Platinum account, while Nationwide Building Society is offering £125 to existing members or £100 to new customers when they switch to either its FlexDirect, FlexAccount or FlexPlus account.
Switching cashback offers |
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Bank/building society and account name |
Switching offers and requirements* |
Lloyds Bank – Club Lloyds |
Customers who switch using Current Account Switching Service will receive £100 directly into their new bank account within 10 days. £1,500 must be deposited into the account each month or a £3 monthly fee is charged. |
Lloyds Bank – Club Lloyds Platinum Account |
Customers who switch using Current Account Switching Service will receive £100 directly into their new bank account within 10 days. It charges £3 per month, which is waived if a minimum of £1,500 is deposited into the account each month, plus £21 per month. |
Nationwide Building Society - FlexDirect |
£125 for existing members and £100 for new customers. Must switch two active direct debits using the Current Account Switch Service |
Nationwide Building Society - FlexAccount |
£125 for existing members and £100 for new customers. Must switch two active direct debits using the Current Account Switch Service |
Nationwide Building Society - FlexPlus |
£125 for existing members and £100 for new customers. Must switch two active direct debits using the Current Account Switch Service |
* additional terms and conditions may apply.
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Consumers who regularly use their overdrafts will start seeing the impact of the overdraft fee changes, with some arranged overdraft borrowers seeing their charges nearly double
Consumers regularly using overdrafts start seeing the impact of the overdraft fee changes, with some arranged overdraft borrowers seeing charges nearly double.
If your bank account dwindles to almost zero every month before payday, you’ll be happy to hear it’s now harder to stumble into the red. New rules have come into force that require banks to notify you when you’re getting close to going into debt.
If your bank account dwindles to almost zero every month before payday, you’ll be happy to hear it’s now harder to stumble into the red. New rules have come...
HSBC has more than 40 million customers across the world. It is one of the big four banks in the UK. Consumers that switch their bank account to HSBC can currently earn £125 cash bonus on specific HSBC accounts (subject to eligibility). We review its range of bank accounts and the HSBC mobile banking app.
HSBC offers £125 cash bonus to switch to specific HSBC accounts (subject to eligibility). We review its range of bank accounts.
Santander is the latest bank to announce changes to its overdraft fees in response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) banning of fixed fees on overdrafts
Santander is the latest bank to announce changes to its overdraft fees in response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) banning of fixed fees on overdraft
Consumers who regularly use their overdrafts will start seeing the impact of the overdraft fee changes, with some arranged overdraft borrowers seeing their charges nearly double
Consumers regularly using overdrafts start seeing the impact of the overdraft fee changes, with some arranged overdraft borrowers seeing charges nearly double.
If your bank account dwindles to almost zero every month before payday, you’ll be happy to hear it’s now harder to stumble into the red. New rules have come into force that require banks to notify you when you’re getting close to going into debt.
If your bank account dwindles to almost zero every month before payday, you’ll be happy to hear it’s now harder to stumble into the red. New rules have come...
HSBC has more than 40 million customers across the world. It is one of the big four banks in the UK. Consumers that switch their bank account to HSBC can currently earn £125 cash bonus on specific HSBC accounts (subject to eligibility). We review its range of bank accounts and the HSBC mobile banking app.
HSBC offers £125 cash bonus to switch to specific HSBC accounts (subject to eligibility). We review its range of bank accounts.
Santander is the latest bank to announce changes to its overdraft fees in response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) banning of fixed fees on overdrafts
Santander is the latest bank to announce changes to its overdraft fees in response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) banning of fixed fees on overdraft
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