Get £100 to do uni your way with HSBC UK

Going to uni? HSBC's Student Bank Account helps you boss your budget while you're studying, so you can enjoy student life to the full

£100 sign up bonus
Up to £3,000 interest-free overdraft
Plus a whole host of account extras

HSBC has teamed up with money.co.uk to create an offering designed for students looking to find a bank account. The offer is explained below:

Open an HSBC Student Bank Account today

Topping our comparison charts with the biggest interest-free overdraft about, the HSBC Student Bank Account has some of the best incentives we’ve seen. And the £100 sign-up bonus is just the start...

Get up to £3,000 interest-free overdraft to keep your money worries at bay, plus a whole host of account extras - so, one account can see you through this term, next term and the long term too.

You get £1,000 overdraft in year one, rising to up to £2,000 in year two and - you guessed it - £3,000 in your third year.

There's also a linked regular saver account and discounts at Costa Coffee, ASOS, Boohoo and more with HSBC's home&Away offers programme.

Apply here with your confirmed uni place, and be ready for it all with HSBC UK.

Offer available to first year students on a qualifying course who open one HSBC Student Bank Account from 16th June 2022 and make 5 eligible debit card transactions within 30 days from account opening.

For persons in the UK. Account subject to status.

Must be UK, Channel Island, or Isle of Man resident for 3 years+ currently resident in the UK. 18+ only.

Further offer and account T&Cs apply.

Sorting out your cash at uni

We've rounded up what you need to know to get your financial life sorted, letting you focus on your studies and socialising.

You can see three of our favourite guides below - or check out our complete set of guides to student finances here.

The ultimate student finance guide for freshers

If you are heading to university this autumn, here is how to make sure you can afford to have fun rather than worrying about the pennies.

Students walk and talk using mobile devices in university

A personal finance guide to student budgeting

If you’re starting or returning to university in September, here are some tips to help you keep your costs down before, during and after your studies.

The ultimate student budget planner

Being a student is fun, enriching and very expensive. Here's a full list of what you'll have to pay for, as well as a handy tool that will calculate the cost of going to different UK universities based on the cost of studying, plus the cost of living in each location.