Debit card?

Question

At what age can you get a debit card{A card that lets you take money out of your bank directly} in the UK?

Answer 1

as long as you have a bank account, you can have a debit card.

Answer 2

The Halifax will give you a debit card when you are 11.

My son got one, its a visa electron card, he can't spend over whathe has in his account so it's fine

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Lloyds-TSB is mailing the cards direct to children as young as 11 without telling their parents.

In the past, children aged 11 to 15 who hold current accounts were restricted to debit cards that could be used only in cash machines or at bank branches.

Answer 5

I don't know about the UK, but you can get a debit card with any checking acount in the US.  I think that is 16...may be 18.

Answer 6

not sure but i got mine at 18 when i starte college think u can get one at 16 though maybe younger ?

Answer 7

My son got his at 16 Natwest

Answer 8

NatWest have an Adapt account for 11-17 year olds which includes a cash card that they can personalise! You'll find that most banks have got similar accounts so the answer to your question is 11.