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MSE News: Barclays Premier Life or First Additions package account customer? Beware..
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Premier Life, Premier Life 25 and First Additions package account customers will be hit with price hikes from today...
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Barclays Premier Life or First Additions package account customer? Beware price hikes

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MSE wrote:those who earn an annual gross (pre-tax) income of £75,000 or above
How does Barclays know anyone's pre-tax income? Or the post-tax income, for that matter?0 -
I would assume its based on what is paid into the account.
If you get £75k or more paid in (or have 100k savings/investments), you go to the free premier.
If you bye bye to the basic account.0 -
What's being paid into an account has little to do with pre-tax income. No bank will know how much tax an individual pays, or what their gross income is. They might be taking an educated guess but they have no sight of anyone's taxable income or tax code. Some people might feel they need to share this information with the banks but there is no requirement to do so.0
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Doesn't the way this is being done amount to misselling?0
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They must have to give 60 days notice.0
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Can anyone who is a customer and had this change made confirm this?
Also check the terms, maybe they don't have to give notice?
I would be surprised if the bank has defaulted on its own terms, given the scrutinity banks are under at this present time.0
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