
Santander
Santander is a high street bank. Its Investment Hub sells funds through a Stocks & Shares ISA, general account or pension.
TopCashback pays £75 when you open a Santander Stocks & Shares ISA through it and invest £100.
The trap is the session. You have to pick your fund in the same sitting as opening the ISA, so do not close the browser between those two steps.
This is an investment rather than a savings account, so your £100 goes into a fund and its value can move either way.
Finished? Tick off each step above to view and track your total profit.
Completed the offer? Awesome! Here's our full review on why Santander could work well for you going forward.
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Two live offers with Santander on Quidsy right now: a £180 switch bonus for moving your current account across, and a Stocks and Shares ISA worth a look if you're after a familiar high street name for investing. The switch is a standard CASS move, just check you're a new switcher first.
Customers
14m
UK accounts
Founded
2010
16 years old
App Store
4.8 ★
1.3m reviews
Google Play
4.7 ★
355k reviews
Santander is worth it if you want a proper high street bank with a real branch network, a solid app, and access to a regular switch bonus. It's not the most exciting bank in the UK, but for most people that's a feature, not a bug.
For switchers, my advice is simple: go for the Everyday Current Account, not Edge or Edge Up. It's completely free, the £180 switch bonus is one of the best on the market, and the criteria is straightforward (pay in £1,500 and keep 2 household Direct Debits active). No card transactions required, no monthly fee to claw back.
The only catch is the wait. The £180 typically takes around 90 days to arrive, which is longer than some competitors pay out. Build that into your plan and it's a tidy bit of free money.
On the savings side: if Santander's rate is competitive when you look, keep your money there. If not, the Easy Access Saver has no withdrawal penalties, so move it. Don't get loyal with savings, chase the rate.
Santander UK plc is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Financial Services Register number 106054. Eligible deposits are protected up to £120,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).