A bank account that comes with a great rate and over £500 of benefits.
If you would like a Reward Current Account and you already have a Santander current account, we offer a quick and easy upgrade service click here for details.
It's important you feel confident in the switching process, which is why we'll help you to Switch:
1. We'll do all we can to switch your account within 20 days.*
2. To qualify for overdraft matching you must be approved for a Visa Debit card, agree to pay your income into your new account and provide proof of your existing overdraft. Maximum overdraft matching limit is £5000.
3. No Arranged Overdraft interest or fees for 4 months - see Representative Example**
4. We'll waive or refund all of our fees as you switch.
5. We'll do the hard work for you - our dedicated team will help you every step of the way.
Click here for full details of our simple 3 step process
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If you don't switch the daily Arranged Overdraft fee will apply from account opening.
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Important information that we recommend you read before you apply |
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Full details of each of these benefits and details of who provides each element |
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Details of how we work out the benefit value |
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Policy documents and details of how we work out the benefit value |
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Summary of benefits, limitations and exclusions |
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Overdraft Matching - see above for qualifying criteria
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New to Santander current accounts? |
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To apply for a new Reward Current Account click here |
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*96% of switches through the account transfer team were completed within 20 days from May 2011 to October 2011.
** Overdrafts depend on your circumstances and you must repay any overdraft when we ask in line with our General Terms and Conditions.
AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and shows what the interest would be if we paid interest and added it each year. The gross rate is the rate paid before income tax is taken off. Rates may change and we pay interest each month.
EAR stands for Effective Annual Rate and represents the yearly cost of an overdraft, which takes account of how often we charge interest to the account, and does not include any other fees or charges.
Rates and information correct as at 9 January 2012