RBS £175 switch deal: December 2025

Find out about RBS's switching offer, plus how much to earn in savings interest on top.

RBS has launched a new £175 switching bonus for when you switch to its Select or Reward accounts. Here’s all the details on how to get the money, plus a little extra. For a full list of switching deals on the market, you can visit our switching deals guide.
1

Open an eligible Select or Reward account.

You can open your account online or through the app, by filling in a short application form.

10 minutes
2

Switch using the Current Account Switching Service.

This takes place during account opening - when prompted, state you wish to switch your existing account to your new RBS one.

Seconds
3

Choose your switch date.

You’ll need to choose a date for when you want your account switched over - think about what makes sense for you in terms of when your regular payments come out.

Seconds
4

Receive switch confirmation.

On the day of your current account switch, you’ll receive confirmation from RBS that your account is now open.

Around 8 days (depending on selected switch date)
5

Pay £1,250 into your account.

Within 60 days of switching, you must pay £1,250 into your account. This can be made up of multiple payments and must remain in your account for 24 hours.

Within 60 days (but could be a lot quicker)
6

Receive your £175 bonus.

Once you've met the above conditions, you'll receive £175 in your new account within 30 days.

Within 30 days

How much will you get?

You get £175 within 30 days of meeting the eligibility criteria listed below.

When you switch to a RBS account, you also get access to its Digital Regular Saver at 5.50% AER (variable) on balances up to £5,000. If you save the maximum amount of £150 a month into the savings account, you’ll have £54.54 in interest after a year.

With the Reward account, you can get £5 a month extra – £4 for having 2 monthly direct debits worth over £2 and a further £1 for logging in to the mobile banking app once during the month. By doing so, you can earn an additional £36 per year after accounting for the Reward account’s £2 monthly fee.

That’s £265.54 in your first year, including switching bonus, maximum savings interest and monthly rewards.

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When the offer ends

There’s no end date for the offer but it could be withdrawn at any time.

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