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Egg Card & Egg Money Manager

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  • Moomum
    Moomum Posts: 958 Forumite
    If you are only staying for the money manager (which I agree is fab) then just cancel the cred card and open a savings acocunt with them, thats what I did!
  • If you want an account aggrigator, which isn't tied to the foibles of Egg's intermittant web site, try AccountUnity - they use the same software. (In fact I'm under the impression that Egg bought/hired the software off eWise) In addition AccountUnity allow you to have a protable password safe so you can carry it around on a USB pen instead of typing the details into every computer you're likely to use it on. (Or, indeed, remove it from your computer if others use it.)

    https://www.ewise.com.au/accunity/aa/home.asp?pid=accunity

    Edit: Last time this was discussed http://corporate.yodlee.com/moneycenter/index_postlaunch.html was also mentioned as another aggrigator but I haven't used this one.
    Conjugating the verb 'to be":
    -o I am humble -o You are attention seeking -o She is Nadine Dorries
  • 7.2 We will charge:
    £2 for any payment made to the Account other than by Direct Debit, debit card, BACS, CHAPS or transfer from an Egg Savings Account;

    I have been accepted for an egg money credit card, in which I intend to pay off each month with internet banking. Does the above mean I will have to pay £2 for each payment I make if I set it up as a standing order to pay of different amounts each month?
    became debt free December 06
  • M_Thomson
    M_Thomson Posts: 1,596 Forumite
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    7.2 We will charge:
    £2 for any payment made to the Account other than by Direct Debit, debit card, BACS, CHAPS or transfer from an Egg Savings Account;

    I have been accepted for an egg money credit card, in which I intend to pay off each month with internet banking. Does the above mean I will have to pay £2 for each payment I make if I set it up as a standing order to pay of different amounts each month?

    You will not be charged anything. £2 for any payment made to the Account OTHER than by Direct Debit, debit card, BACS, CHAPS or transfer from an Egg Savings Account. Internet banking is a BACS payment.
  • thanks for that - I didn't know that internet banking was called bacs:beer:
    became debt free December 06
  • The_Boss
    The_Boss Posts: 5,864 Forumite
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    I would only reduce the limit by £10k at the most.
  • If you want an account aggrigator, which isn't tied to the foibles of Egg's intermittant web site, try AccountUnity - they use the same software.

    Thanks for telling me about AccountUnity -- I'm now using it instead of Egg's a/c aggregator, and will just cancel the Egg card outright.

    - Paul.
  • M_Thomson
    M_Thomson Posts: 1,596 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture
    pthompson wrote:
    Thanks for telling me about AccountUnity -- I'm now using it instead of Egg's a/c aggregator, and will just cancel the Egg card outright.

    - Paul.

    I find it is much more reliable that the Egg Money Manager site. Don't you?
  • Hmmm. Had a look at the above but it only works with Internet Explorer and not Firefox it seems, nor with Safari on a Mac. Having said that, fd Internet Banking Plus doesn't work with a Mac either, nor Firefox - *tut*.

    Why isn't there more support out there by the banks, etc for Firefox and other browsers?
  • Moggles_2
    Moggles_2 Posts: 6,097 Forumite
    Why isn't there more support out there by the banks etc for Firefox and other browsers?

    It's one of the mysteries of the universe.

    If you challenge this policy, you get a half-baked answer along the lines:
    "Our customers seem happy with it" :rolleyes:
    People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.
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