COUTTS Bank - how much to be a customer?
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Where I work, someone came in once with a Coutts card wanting to buy some stuff. He was waving his card around asking "do you take this?" (it was a standard mastercard), to which i replied "yeah, i've got one of those and use it here all the time... except i get my one for free from natwest "... he wasn't best pleased.0
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There are a lot of fees there, aren't there? Sounds like a bloody expensive way to do your banking!
Well you're paying dso phones are answered when you call, if you're promised a call back you'll get one..
Also tax planning advice etc, so even with a £600 fee if they save you £1000 its worth it0 -
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billbennett wrote: »Er... sounds like first direct... and i dont pay them a cent
I was just thinking the same thing.
I've seen the oh-so-special Coutts cards. They look like someone threw up on them. Give me First Direct, HSBC Plus or even RBS' Cashline Plus cards (like the CP, it's a pretty blue colour and that's good enough for me) over that.
FWIW as a shop cashier I always used to make a little bit of a joke of it if a Coutts card was presented. Never had someone try and wave it around to big themselves up (although this was Waitrose, they didn't really need to... )0 -
How much more interest do First Direct pay on their current account over Coutts then? Coutts don't charge a fee if your account balance is over 10k, and you can also walk in and talk to anyone, and plus the access to full investment and tax advice
There's a reason that the rich only ever get richer, good quality advice from wealth management experts!0 -
BarclaysManager wrote: »You do know you've already made such a comment in this very thread already, right?
He's made such a comment in pretty much every thread, tbh...0 -
BarclaysManager wrote: »You do know you've already made such a comment in this very thread already, right?
So..? I was responding to a different poster, no law against that is there?0
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