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Santander introduces single interest rate on Arranged Overdraft borrowing and removes all Unarranged Overdraft charges

until 6 April 20203. Customers who choose to transfer to the Choice account will be able to keep their existing account number, debit card and PIN and won’t need to set up any regular payments again. More details of the Choice account ... Choice.6. The team can be contacted on 0800 022 4450. Lines are open 8:30am to 7pm Monday to Friday; and 9am to 1:30pm Saturday.7. Customers who receive an alert will have until 8pm that day to credit their account in order to move

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-introduces-single-interest-rate-on-arranged-overdraft-borrowing-and-removes-all-unarranged-overdraft-charges

Santander announces changes to in-credit interest rate and fee on 1|2|3, Select and Private Current Accounts

their credit and debit card spending through Santander’s Retailer Offers service.4 The service gives customers the ability to select offers from a wide range of retailers and earn cashback automatically when they make their purchase with their Santander debit or credit card ... account by logging in to online or mobile banking.To further support customers to manage their finances, Santander will also be contacting the small number of those for whom the change to the interest rate may mean their earnings on the account no longer meet

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-announces-changes-to-in-credit-interest-rate

Santander UK outlines support for customers during Coronavirus outbreak

contacted by Santander relationship teams to offer supportCustomers advised to be aware of fraudulent activity related to Coronavirus outbreak Santander UK has today announced new measures and guidance to support customers during the Coronavirus outbreak. The advice includes a new, dedicated customer support number ... increased the number of staff available to assist customers financially impacted by Coronavirus.Customers contacting the bank will be given support depending on their specific circumstances and help could include the option to defer or reduce payments that are due or increasing credit and borrowing limits.Santander

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-uk-outlines-support-for-customers-during-coronavirus-outbreak

Santander issues scam warning as ticket scams double in 2023

hand them over, but no-one turns up You receive the tickets, however these turn out to be fake You try to contact the person on social media. You either can’t get through to them, get ignored, or they have closed their social ... websites, this is the safest way to book tickets. Consider alternative payment methods that may offer greater protection such as credit cards. If you are buying football tickets, be aware it is illegal to re-sell football tickets. You should always buy direct from

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-issues-scam-warning-as-ticket-scams-double-in

Santander becomes first UK bank to launch voice banking technology

ability to ask about their card spend. The second, due for release later this year, will enable customers to fully service their accounts. This includes advanced features such as the ability to make payments, report lost cards, set up account alerts and answer a broad ... real time, retailers are highlighted by name, spend can be calculated by day, month or year and customers with a 1I2I3 credit card can also ask about the cashback they have earned. This makes it clearer for customers to identify and understand their spending

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-becomes-first-uk-bank-to-launch-voice-banking

Santander announces changes to its branch network as it continues to transform for the future

this year added a range of new features to its banking app including the ability for customers to search transactions, pay credit cards through Open Banking and customize their own app homepage, further improving the experience of the bank’s seven million customers ... contacting all potentially vulnerable customers by phone and will assist those customers of closing branches to find other ways to bank that best suit their needs, including help to find alternative branches and access digital, telephone and Post Office banking services. A dedicated phone number

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-announces-changes-to-its-branch-network-as-it

Santander warns against purchase scams this Black Friday

olds - 1,953 cases Christmas and New Year’s period is the most active for this type of scam, with highest number of scams occurring in January, then March, November, February and December  Electronic items made up 19% of cases reported ... site. Avoid paying in cash, or by bank transfer, where you can pay with secure payments, such as PayPal or your credit card. If you’re buying a large item such as a car, make sure you see it in person before making

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-warns-against-purchase-scams-this-black

Santander UK extends temporary measures across secured and unsecured credit to continue to support customers during Coronavirus

without a customer’s consent before 31 January 2021. CREDIT CARDS: until 31 March 2021, customers who are up-to-date with their repayments can apply for a payment holiday on their credit card of up to three months and those who have already ... credit file and customers will continue on the same account terms, including any promotional 0% interest-free period, after the payment holiday. Customers will also continue to be eligible for the removal of fees for late payments on credit cards, a measure introduced earlier

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/santander-uk-extends-temporary-measures-across-secured

Brits beware! Over half of Brits targeted by an impersonation scammer

surveyed said stopping for a cup of tea is the best way to add clarity to a situation and 35 per cent credit it for helping them avoid making a grave mistake.     Chris Ainsley, Head of Fraud Risk Management at Santander said ... digest the information before acting.  3.    When in doubt: Hang up and contact your bank using the number on the back of your bank card.  4.    No sliding into DMs: Scammers often make contact through social media

https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/brits-beware-over-half-of-brits-targeted-by-an