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Jane's shopping earned her family a welcome cash prize.

At The Co‐operative Bank, your account amounts to more. With every card payment you have the chance to win up to £2,500*.

*Terms and Conditions apply

Jane's shopping earned her family a welcome cash prize.

At The Co‐operative Bank, your account amounts to more. With every card payment you have the chance to win up to £2,500*.

*Terms and Conditions apply

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Get that winning feeling

At The Co‑operative Bank, we like to make a difference. That’s why we’re working with Visa to offer you the chance to win something special when you pay with your Co‑operative Bank or smile debit card during the promotion period (until 31 March 2027).

Each month you could win one of 10 cash prizes of £500, or be the lucky winner of a £2,500 cash prize.

Once you've signed up, you can get up to 15 entries per month simply by using your Co‑operative Bank or smile debit card or digital wallet when you make a purchase.

To sign up, just complete the entry form.

Subject to eligibility and Terms and Conditions apply.

Enter today for your chance to win!*

Each month, we'll be giving away:

  • A £2,500 cash prize.
  • Ten £500 cash prizes.

If you win, you’ll be notified via email, phone, or a message in The Co‑operative Bank app. The prizes will be drawn shortly after the end of the month.

*Terms and Conditions apply

How to enter the prize draw:

  1. First, read and accept the Terms and Conditions.
  2. Then, fill in the entry form below.

If you’ve signed up any time since 6 December 2023, you’ll still be registered.

Use your card to enter the prize draw

Once you’ve signed up, you’ll automatically be entered into the monthly prize draws when you make in-store, online or digital wallet purchases with your Co‑operative Bank or smile debit card during the promotion period (until 31 March 2027).

Each of the first 15 purchases you make each month will each count as one entry into that month's prize draw.

Good luck!

Enter here for your chance to win

Pay with your Co‑operative Bank or smile debit card between 6 December 2023 and 31 March 2027 to be in with a chance to win.

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What are financial abuse and economic abuse?

Financial and economic abuse are types of domestic abuse which happen within relationships, whether carried out by partners, ex-partners, family members, or carers.

Financial abuse is when someone misuses, steals or pressures you to do something with your money or other property. Economic abuse is wider in its definition. It can also include someone restricting your access to essential resources or preventing you from improving your situation.

Signs that you may be experiencing economic abuse

  • Someone refuses to let you open a bank account
  • Someone controls how you use your income or benefits
  • Someone has your income paid into their bank account, and/or they restrict your access to it
  • Someone prevents or interferes with your work or education
  • Someone builds up debt in your name
  • Someone restricts your access to a car or mobile phone.

Read more about economic abuse

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If you are in any immediate danger, always call 999.

Refuge runs a confidential National Domestic Abuse Helpline. You can call (free to call and open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week) on:

0808 2000 247

Or access their online support, including live chat and BSL interpretation at:

www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk

We have a dedicated Financial Support team. You can call (free to call and open Mon to Fri, 8am to 6pm and Sat, 9am to 5pm) on:

0800 781 1493

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Our Financial Support team can support you by:

  • Helping you understand the payments going in and out of your account
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  • Letting you know about other organisations that could help keep you safe and provide support.

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You can let us know a safe time using our form. If we can’t get through, we won’t try again or leave a voicemail, as we know this might be unsafe.

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When seeking help online, websites you visit may appear in your web browser history. If you’re worried about someone knowing what you’re doing online, the Metropolitan Police have a guide to hiding your online activity.

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However, some actions you take to increase your security or privacy might alert an abuser, and they might escalate their abusive behaviour. Refuge can help you to create a safety plan. If you can, use a safer device – for example, use a phone from trusted friends, family, neighbours, or a computer in a library, school, or workplace.

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Get support from other specialists

Respect are specialists in domestic abuse against men.

You can get help from them at:

www.mensadviceline.org.uk/getting-support/

or call their free Men’s Advice Line (open Mon to Fri, 10am to 8pm) on:

If you are in any immediate danger, always call 999.

0808 801 0327

Galop are specialists in domestic abuse against members of the LGBTQ+ community.

You can get help from them at:

https://galop.org.uk/get-help/

or call their free LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline (open Mon, Tue and Fri, 10am to 5pm; and Wed and Thu, 10am to 8pm) on:

0800 999 5428

Hourglass are specialists in domestic abuse against older people.

You can get help from them at:

www.wearehourglass.org/hourglass-services

or call their free helpline (open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week) on:

0808 808 8141

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