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Alliance & leicester Financial Review?
Kevicho
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Did someone mention that A&L did a review where they pay you 35 quid to listen to there spiel?
If so how do i go about arranging this?
Cheers
If so how do i go about arranging this?
Cheers
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They pay you £25 to have a review. £50 if you take out an insurance product with them, eg life insurance.
Go into any branch and ask for details or pick up the leaflet. Or else just go and ask to book up an appointment.
Edit: haven't done it but every week i pay OH's cheques in they ask me if I'm interested.Newlywed at the point I joined the forum... now newly separated0 -
Might pop in this dinnertime

Might bring up some punitive bank charges im going to sue for when i move banks
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There's been some discussion about this on the savings and investment board. I don't think they're paying for just listening to their rant anymore, it's certain products that you have to be interested in or actually sign up for to get the money.
Sorry, I don't remember the details but have a look at that board before you waste your time going in!0 -
Well beware of A&L's bank charges. They charge £25 for refusing a DD due to insufficient funds. Then they take that money before you even get a letter from them and that pushes you into an unauthorised overdraft for which they charge you £35.Newlywed at the point I joined the forum... now newly separated0
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climbgirl wrote:There's been some discussion about this on the savings and investment board. I don't think they're paying for just listening to their rant anymore, it's certain products that you have to be interested in or actually sign up for to get the money.
Sorry, I don't remember the details but have a look at that board before you waste your time going in!
Oh, their leaflets say it's £25 for just having a review and that was what I was offered by the cashier. The £50 is additional if you purchase life insurance from them as a result.
Haven't booked it up though, so would ask people who have tried.Newlywed at the point I joined the forum... now newly separated0 -
do you have to go in for one of these, or can you do it over the phone? Anyone know?:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0 -
newlywed wrote:Oh, their leaflets say it's £25 for just having a review and that was what I was offered by the cashier. The £50 is additional if you purchase life insurance from them as a result.

Haven't booked it up though, so would ask people who have tried.
Yes but the savings and investments board people are saying they've been and have been told it's a review of a certain type, not just any old review anymore. Sorry, don't have time to search for the actual thread, but have a look on that board.0
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