Sentinel card protection

anon_ymous

macalloa wrote: »

"What is the cheapest way of obtaining a Sentinel-type service?"

I got it free recently when I signed up for a GOLD CLASSIC current account with Norwich & Peterborough.

This was opened primarily for the Visa debit card which has no fees at overseas ATMs - - but the Sentinel cover is a nice little bonus.

In a similar boat here. I have the light account, and I don't get that advantage, but I am putting in about £500/month in, so Im hoping in around 6 months they'll let me upgrade to the Gold classic account which gives the free cards and keys protection

http://www.nandp.co.uk/current-account/gold-light-current-account/#

jicms

I've let my Sentinel membership lapse due to the cost but miss the security of it especially the lost key and luggage return fobs. I don't want to change my current account so would be interested to know of any other organisations providing this service.

anon_ymous

jicms wrote: »

I've let my Sentinel membership lapse due to the cost but miss the security of it especially the lost key and luggage return fobs. I don't want to change my current account so would be interested to know of any other organisations providing this service.

You wouldn't have to change your current account, but just get a new one instead. Cycle in £500 in every month (and out) and you get the protection. Simples

I cycle £500 in my N&P and £800 in my Nationwide account to get the benefits

I have an N&P light account, but they say that if you can put in £500/month (£125/week) in, they'll consider an upgrade

hansi

Have been trying to access the Sentinel website which has been down for days now. Anyone know if there's a problem with this company?

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

hansi wrote: »

Have been trying to access the Sentinel website which has been down for days now. Anyone know if there's a problem with this company?

Assuming you mean sentinelgold.co.uk then no problem here. (Ubuntu, Firefox)

hansi

Fruit_and_Nut_Case wrote: »

Assuming you mean sentinelgold.co.uk then no problem here. (Ubuntu, Firefox)

Thanks, I must have an out of date link.:beer: