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Best Bank Switching Offers July 2024: Get £185 Cash & Free Cinema Tickets

Best Bank Switching Offers July 2024: Get £185 Cash & Free Cinema Tickets
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July 2, 2025

July’s Best Bank Switching Deals: Earn Cash & Free Perks

Switching your bank account has never been more rewarding. With the Current Account Switch Service (CASS), millions have moved their accounts effortlessly – transferring money, direct debits and standing orders in just 7 working days. This July, banks are competing with cash bonuses up to £185 and free cinema tickets to attract new customers.

Why Switch Your Bank Account?

✔ Free cash bonuses (up to £185 available)
✔ Exclusive perks like cinema tickets & travel insurance
✔ Better interest rates on savings & overdrafts
✔ Improved customer service from modern digital banks
✔ Guaranteed smooth switch with CASS protection

July 2024’s Top Switching Offers

1. £175 Cash + Free Movies (NatWest/RBS)

  • £175 free cash when switching

  • 2 free cinema tickets per month for 12 months

  • Must deposit £1,250/month & use mobile banking

  • Switch deadline: 4th July 2024

2. £185 Welcome Bonus (First Direct)

  • £185 cash after switching

  • 1 year free £250 overdraft

  • 7% regular saver account available

  • Must pay in £1,000 within 3 months

3. £150 + 1% Cashback (HSBC)

  • £150 switching bonus

  • 1% cashback on bills (up to £50/year)

  • Must deposit £1,500/month

  • Offer ends 25th July 2024

What to Consider Before Switching

  • Minimum pay-in requirements (typically £500-£1,500/month)

  • Direct debit transfers (some require 2+ active payments)

  • Credit checks (most banks perform soft searches)

  • Long-term value beyond the initial bonus

How the Switching Process Works

  1. Choose your preferred bank & offer

  2. Apply for new account (online/in-branch)

  3. Authorise the switch via CASS

  4. All payments move automatically in 7 days

  5. Receive your cash bonus (usually within 28 days)

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