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Barclays Blue Rewards
Got an email today from Barclays saying that changes are afoot on the fee chargeable and the rewards payable under the Blue Rewards scheme. Seems that we have to wait until December for further details. I'm guessing that the changes will not be to the customer's advantage. Has anyone any inking what is going on?
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Linking bank accounts to Paypal.
I generally only use one account for payments from Paypal but thought I'd put a second on. It is going through, however it says I need to submit a direct debit instruction which to me is quite odd. Am I missing something as usual?
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6 months in, I really can't recommend Chase, although I wish I could...
Hi. I thought I'd share some of my experiences with using Chase as my main bank account in the hope that it helps people in their decision-making when considering Chase. The good:* The app is great, straightforward to use and reliable * The cashback is great and you do notice it * I love the round-up feature, it is a great…
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Chase now part of CoP for payments out of Chase
As per an email from Chase that I have just received. I believe that payments into Chase have been in CoP for a while. Pay with peace of mind Thanks to Confirmation of Payee, when you pay someone for the first time, we can instantly tell you if their account info matches up (just as long as their bank offers it too).
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New joint account, both get cash back?
Hi, my husband & I are looking to get a joint bank account. Do we both get the cash back for switching? If not, what’s the best way around this? Both switch accounts, then switch to a joint? Would like to maximise the offers 😊 thanks
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Thanks Santander - it’s nice to be appreciated
What a load of old tripe - it has prompted me tho to look at moving my account as I’ve clearly had it too long!!
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New RBS Debit Card Design
I posted this on the NatWest debit card design thread, but this is for those who haven't read that thread. RG2015 said And here is the new RBS debit card. A brand new look We've been working on new debit card designs to mark our transition from Visa to Debit Mastercard. Bold and modern, we wanted to create a card that…
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Budget apps / soreadsheet
Is there anything similar to YNAB that I can use to allocate every single penny (new year's resolution). It can stay in the same bank account I just need to allocate it
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Extra £55 for opening the £205 HSBC account
Just seen on top cashback
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First direct android app
I have suddenly lost on line access to my FD bank account as they have up dated their app. I just get a message that I must update the app on my phone. The problem is that the new app requires as a minimum android 9 and my phone is android 8 and cant be updated - I have tried before when I wanted to get a Chase…
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Big problem with 'Wise'.
I have been using (Transfer)Wise for some years, without any problem. Earlier this year I was required to send them a photo of my passport, then a photo of me holding my passport and then proof of my address. I don't have a mobile phone (which means that I am now almost Handicapped) but I sent scans by 'going round the…
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TSB up to £200 switch & stay offer - February 1 2023
Here are the terms for the new TSB switch & stay offer, available from tomorrow. Sadly, if you have received a TSB switching benefit since 1 October 2022, you are not eligible for this latest offer.
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Nationwide security
I opened an Ulster Bank savings account last week. When I set up a payment transfer at my Nationwide current account the scam check did not recognise the name or account details. When I tried to transfer money I was told this may be a scam. I know I entered correct sort code and account details. Has anyone else experienced…
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How best to withdraw $US balance from UK Paypal account avoiding fees? Already tried TransferWise...
My wife has been doing some work for a company who pays her into her Paypal account in $US. This part of the equation can't be changed, so don't ask! When trying to withdraw the $ to her UK bank account, Paypal offers a very poor conversion rate, way below the standard exchange rate, so she loses a hefty chunk of what…
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Transferring between accounts.
Does transferring money between accounts have any benefits to your internal scores. So if I transferred my wages around 2/3 of my accounts a couple of times, would that help with the benefits of finding limits. Any tips to help internal scores would also help. Very new to all this.
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Nationwide switch offer T&Cs
Hi, I opened a Halifax current account a few months and received switch cash for opening it. I'm now looking at switching from my Halifax to the Nationwide Flex as there is a £200 cash offer. While reading the T&Cs a noticed the below " 4. This offer is only valid on the first sole current account and first joint current…
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Halifax Reward account, way to beat not paying interest but still get the benefits?
I have this account and it does not pay any interest. Here are the terms :smile: How to qualify for a monthly reward Choose to either * Spend £500 on your debit card each month Or * Keep £5000 or above in your account each day of the month And * Pay in £1500 or more into your account each month * Stay in credit (keeping…
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switching banks with fear of an set off bank grab
myself and wife use a dmp debt management plan to repay debts we want to take advantage of the offers available if we switch I have an RBS reward current account.wife has an rbs basic account.i have direct debits .wife has none but she could arrange for some. we requested CCA consumer credit agreement searches last week to…
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Halifax BCR xxxxxx
This post is on the behalf of my late Mum. Unbeknown to myself my late Mum had a Halifax Liquid Gold Account which was later changed to a Saver Reward Account.Over the years,she had been receiving letters from the Halifax saying that it had been over 15 years since she last used her Saver Reward Account.Because of her age…
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Joint account query.
My wife passed away recently after a long illness. A few days after the funeral, I learned that a close relative had attempted to make herself a partner in a joint account with her. My wife did not leave a will, so what would have been the repercussions for me, as her husband, if the relative had succeeded in her aim?…