There are just days left to get a free cash boost from three UK banks before Christmas
With just a few days remaining, three major UK banks - Lloyds Bank, NatWest and Nationwide - are offering up to £200 free cash for customers who switch their bank accounts before Christmas. This could provide a much-needed financial boost for households feeling the pinch this December, with costly heating bills, presents and festive food expenses.
If you meet this deadline, your bonus will be deposited within 10 working days, meaning if you switch on the final day of December 10, you should receive the £200 payment by December 20 at the latest, just in time for Christmas. Meanwhile, NatWest is offering £180 to customers who switch to one of its Reward accounts, with the cash being paid into your account within just seven days.
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