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Published 13:35 16 Aug 2022 BST

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Other than that, all newcomers need to do is ensure that they pay in at least £1,000 within three months of opening the current account in order to receive the payment.
The switch must completed using CASS in order to qualify for the £175, the bank said, and is only available to people who haven't previously held an account with the bank. Is is also unavailable to anybody who has opened a HSBC current account on or after January 1, 2019.
New customers joining the bank as normal are eligible for £20 by simply opening an account via First Direct's online banking service.
Chris Pitt, chief executive officer of the banking firm, said the new switching offer was "market leading" but said the bank reserves the right to refuse applications and withdraw the offer "at anytime".
"Credit is subject to status and an assessment of your financial circumstances," he added.
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