TSB will pay £100 into the new account between October 15 and October 25, 2024.
People have just one day left to grab free money from the latest TSB switching offer before it disappears at midnight on September 10. People who switch to a TSB Spend and Save or Spend and Save Plus current account before 23:59 tomorrow can receive £100 upfront, and £90 - £120 in cashback in the first year of account opening, plus the choice of one of three rewards.
If these conditions are met, TSB will pay £100 into the new account between October 15 and October 25, 2024. For Spend and Save Plus, the same cashback is available for the first six months, and it will then revert to £5 cashback a month . The Spend and Save Plus account comes with a £3 monthly ‘maintaining the account fee’.
Top Money Stories Today Customer reward New customers who meet the terms for the £100 payment will be offered a free reward if they make 20 or more payments using their new TSB debit card in March 2025. They will receive the award in April 2025.Commenting on the new switching offer, Carys Barnes, Head of Personal Current Accounts at TSB, said: “This is a great opportunity for new customers to switch to a TSB current account and enjoy some fantastic benefits when they do.
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