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21/09/2021
Ulster Bank Offers New £150 Switch And Save Reward
Ulster Bank has announced the launch of its new Ulster Select account, offering a £150 Switch and Save reward for new and existing customers.
New to Ulster Bank customers can apply for an Ulster Select current account to avail of the offer, as can existing customers who can switch an account held elsewhere with another provider into their existing Ulster Select, Private, UFirst Gold or UFirst Private current account.
Ulster Bank's Select account has no monthly fee and benefits from an easy-to-use mobile banking app. It also includes an arranged overdraft facility and offers customers multiple ways to pay, including Apple Pay, Google Pay™ and Contactless Visa Debit Card.
Terry Robb, head of personal banking at Ulster Bank, said: "We are welcoming new customers with our latest switcher offer which really encourages taking advantage of the account and also discovering further benefits such as our mobile banking app to help customers easily carry out your everyday banking needs."
Switching bank accounts is simple and can be done through the Current Account Switch Service. Payments, such as Direct Debits and Standing Orders, are automatically transferred to the newly opened account within seven days.
It is simple to obtain the switcher offer. Switchers are required to use the Current Account Switch Service, close their existing account and transfer their main current account to Ulster Bank by 18 November 2021.
Customers must pay in £1500 to the account and log into online or mobile banking through the Ulster Bank mobile app before 30 December 2021.
After these conditions are met, £100 will be credited to the account by 28 January 2022. An additional credit of £50 will be applied to the account by 16 November 2022 if 10 debit or credit transactions are made per calendar month between 1 January 2022 to 30 September 2022.
Customers must be 18 or over and not have received a switcher offer from the NatWest Group for opening a new current account and switching after October 2017.
An account can be opened online at ulsterbank.co.uk or by downloading the Ulster Bank mobile app.
The limited time offer runs until 18 November 2021. Terms and conditions apply.
New to Ulster Bank customers can apply for an Ulster Select current account to avail of the offer, as can existing customers who can switch an account held elsewhere with another provider into their existing Ulster Select, Private, UFirst Gold or UFirst Private current account.
Ulster Bank's Select account has no monthly fee and benefits from an easy-to-use mobile banking app. It also includes an arranged overdraft facility and offers customers multiple ways to pay, including Apple Pay, Google Pay™ and Contactless Visa Debit Card.
Terry Robb, head of personal banking at Ulster Bank, said: "We are welcoming new customers with our latest switcher offer which really encourages taking advantage of the account and also discovering further benefits such as our mobile banking app to help customers easily carry out your everyday banking needs."
Switching bank accounts is simple and can be done through the Current Account Switch Service. Payments, such as Direct Debits and Standing Orders, are automatically transferred to the newly opened account within seven days.
It is simple to obtain the switcher offer. Switchers are required to use the Current Account Switch Service, close their existing account and transfer their main current account to Ulster Bank by 18 November 2021.
Customers must pay in £1500 to the account and log into online or mobile banking through the Ulster Bank mobile app before 30 December 2021.
After these conditions are met, £100 will be credited to the account by 28 January 2022. An additional credit of £50 will be applied to the account by 16 November 2022 if 10 debit or credit transactions are made per calendar month between 1 January 2022 to 30 September 2022.
Customers must be 18 or over and not have received a switcher offer from the NatWest Group for opening a new current account and switching after October 2017.
An account can be opened online at ulsterbank.co.uk or by downloading the Ulster Bank mobile app.
The limited time offer runs until 18 November 2021. Terms and conditions apply.
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