Abbey Students Competition

Posted by David | Filed under Postgraduate Life, Student Saving Tips, University Life

Abbey Students

Abbey are currently running a great competition for university students; new and old alike. They are also offering a very appealing student bank account offer.

The Competition

Their competition can be found on Facebook, and once you become a fan of Abbey Students you will be entered into the competition to win one of 31 Scalextric sets throughout August. and be one of the first to be informed on how to register for a chance to win £50, every hour, every day for 30 days.  More information on the competition and cash give away can be found on the Facebook page.

The Student Account

The Abbey student account is well worth considering, especially if your university student union is run by the Santander group, or you have an Abbey near by!  Some of the benefits of an Abbey Student account are listed below

Sign up a Student Account with Abbey and you will have £50 cash paid into your account!

  • • £50 cash – paid into your account after it has been open for one month
  • • An interest-free overdraft of up to £2,000
  • • A Visa debit card or Electron card
  • • Online banking
  • • Earn while you learn! 2% AER / 1.98% gross (variable) in-credit rate interest on money in your account up to £500
  • • Easy access to your money – through 1,300 branches and cash machines

More information on the Abbey Student account can be found on their website. Abbey also offer a Postgraduate Student account!

More information the Abbey Student account and other student bank accounts.

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Permalink | Comments (1) | Friday, 7th Aug 2009

One Response to “Abbey Students Competition”

  1. Choosing the best Student Account (2009 – 2010) | David's Blog Says:
    August 7th, 2009 at 10:08 am

    [...] on the competition and cash give away can be found on the Facebook page and on our special Abbey Student Competition [...]

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