Nationwide - "You must pay in at least £1,000 per calendar month" HSBC - Must be an Advance customer (which if I recall was about £12 per month)
So, neither of these work for 5%.
1st direct give you something like £100 to switch to their current account which is easy. That then unlocks a 5% for 1yr - max £300pm IIRC.
There's a website call money saving expert that has lots of useful info. I would start there.
I had 0% success with First direct, and I spent £30 on the phone to them.
That's more like it.
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Nationwide - "You must pay in at least £1,000 per calendar month"
HSBC - Must be an Advance customer (which if I recall was about £12 per month)
So, neither of these work for 5%.