Hello guys, I’m just checking to find out what people have experienced.
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Hello, Consider whether you prefer a traditional bank with physical branches or an online bank that offers convenience and potentially higher interest rates.
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You could attempt some entry-level churning if you manage your finances responsibly enough. You can benefit from the sign-up bonuses that credit card companies provide if you have a strong credit history and score.
I never go crazy like some people online do, but you may earn a respectable sum of money by signing up with a few cards.
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Hi
The best course of action is to open a current account with Barclays, add two direct debits, and sign up for Blue Rewards.
Blue Rewards is £5 a month, however, you can offset that cost with the £5 you receive from the two direct debits.
You can now use the Barclays Rainy Day Saver, which offers 5% interest on amounts up to £5k. Thus, there may be a £250 annual offer.
Chip is likewise 3.05%.