Major bank offering free cash worth up to £260 - how to claim

A MAJOR bank is offering customers up to £260 in free cash – here’s how to claim it. TSB has launched its new switching incentive to help lure new customers in and persuade them to open…

But TSB is offering selected new customers more cash.Those who open a TSB Spend & Save will get a further £30 inAnd those who open a TSB Spend & Save Plus account will get a further £60 of cashback - but bear in mind that this account comes with a £3 monthly fee.

Customers will get the first instalment of the switching bonus worth £125 by April 21 after setting up at least two direct debits, using their debit card at least once and logging into internet banking. A further £75 in free cash will be paid into new accounts by October 31 as long as the customer pays at least £500 into the account each month as well as five debit card and two direct debit payments per month.

TSB’s Spend & Save and Spend & Save Plus accounts also come with instant access savings paying 2.52% AER variable.

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