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Santander to slash 123 Current Account interest rate again: should you switch? - Which? News
Santander is offering £160 free cash for new and existing customers - see who is eligible - Mirror Online
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Santander is extending its £130 switching incentive - but you'll have to hurry | Personal Finance | Finance | Express.co.uk
Earn free £200 from Santander by switching your bank account in new limited-time offer - Daily Record
Santander reports first-ever annual loss | Financial Times
Banks including Santander and TSB offer up to £200 if you switch to them – full list of offers - Cheshire Live
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Bank switch offers for Santander, HSBC, Nationwide and RBS - with one offering £130 - Manchester Evening News
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Major bank giving away free cash worth £175 - how to get it | The Sun
Santander launches £200 offer to switch to its current accounts | Metro News
