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Halifax Ultimate Reward Current Account

Imagine a bank account that gives you a great range of benefits, including travel insurance and car breakdown cover. You can enjoy so much more with the Ultimate Reward Current Account – all for just £12.50 a month. Just a few of the benefits could more than pay for the account.

  • Get a great range of benefits, including peace-of-mind insurance cover, exclusive offers and great rates to help you make the most of your money.
  • The first £300 of any arranged overdraft is interest-free (0% EAR). Typical 19.5% EAR variable on arranged overdrafts over £300. Whether you can have an overdraft and the amount will depend upon your personal circumstances at the time you apply for one. Any overdraft we agree is subject to status.
  • A Halifax Visa debit card. Your best way to pay – everyday, everywhere, for everything.
  • All the standard features you'd expect from a bank account.
Find out more about the Ultimate Reward Current Account

Halifax Reward Current Account

Wouldn't it be nice if your bank thanked you properly for your custom? Our new Reward Current Account does just that – rewarding you with £5 each month.

  • Get £5 each month when you pay £1,000 into your bank account.
  • Even if you don't pay in £1,000, you'll benefit from simple overdraft fees and you'll also receive all the standard features you'd expect from a bank account.
  • A Halifax Visa debit card. Your best way to pay – everyday, everywhere, for everything.
Find out more about the Halifax Reward Current Account

Halifax current accounts and services are offered subject to status. Overdrafts are repayable on demand.

EAR is the equivalent annual rate. This is the actual annual cost of an overdraft. It does not take into account fees and charges.

 

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