TSB’s latest account switch offer will close next week, the bank has announced. Customers have until 11.59pm on Monday, September 8, to bag the £100 bonus for switching their current account to one of TSB’s Spend and Save or Spend and Save Plus accounts.
Switchers can also benefit from up to £90 in cashback in the first six months from opening their new account, plus a choice of two rewards. Surina Somal, everyday banking director at TSB, said: “It’s great to be out again offering customers more brilliant reasons to bank with TSB. On top of the many great features and benefits that TSB current accounts already provide, we’re always looking for ways to reward new and existing customers – and our latest switching offer does just that.”
To be eligible for the £100 switching bonus, customers must open a Spend & Save or Spend & Save Plus account and switch to TSB using the Current Account Switch Service.
Customers can apply through the TSB Mobile Banking app, the TSB website, or in branch, and the switch must be completed by September 22, 2025.
Customers must also log into the TSB Mobile Banking app and make at least five payments (of any value) using the debit card on their new account before September 22, 2025. The £100 bonus will be paid to customers between October 6 and October 12, 2025.
Triple cashback
For the first six months, TSB is also offering customers (who have already met the £100 switching bonus conditions) the chance to earn triple cashback of £15 each month when at least 20 debit card payments (of any value) have been made in each calendar month.
This means customers can earn up to £90 in cashback over the initial six-month period. Any cashback will be automatically paid in the next calendar month.
In addition to his, if customers make 20 or more debit card payments in February 2026 and have already met the conditions for the £100 switching bonus, they can choose a reward in March 2026 from the following two options:
- £120 voucher towards a hotel of their choice
- 12 months’ access to activity tickets for hundreds of UK attractions.
