Martin Lewis has shared advice on how anyone can get a free £130 one-off payment in time for Christmas.
The Money Saving Expert founder has told consumers they can capitalise on bank offers to swich accounts with some offering free cash.
The cash-saving guru has revealed how Santander is giving £130 cash payments to news customers switching to its 123 Lite Current Account.
The high street bank will also be giving cashback on most bills of 1% and 3% for a fee of £2 per month.
HSBC and Nationwide current account offers
The Martin Lewis Money Show host gave away a number of tricks in his weekly newsletter.
He also shared details of how those switching to a HSBC Advance account can get £110.
Customers will also get a £30 voucher for Uber Eats or The Dining Out.
Meanwhile, Nationwide are enticing customers with a £100 payment, as well as 2% interest for the first 12 months.
Customers will need to sign up soon but banks are promising payments in either November or December so it will be a welcome financial boost ahead of the festive season.
First Direct;s 1st Account is offering £100 while Virgin Money M Plus accounts will see customers land 12 bottles of wine or a £150 Virgin Experience Day gift card.
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