clarity card charges....

jonesMUFCforever

Fruit_and_Nut_Case wrote: »

trisha, I think the question may have been aimed at welshguy_456 who started the thread, not you.

Correct

trisha

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

Correct

Sorry Jonesy

Trisha

Mikhail

trisha wrote: »

With respect, how much our holidays cost is nothing to do with you.We are retired and in our seventies and have worked hard for them.

We have always used a Nationwide Flex card for cash withdrawals until the majority spoiled it for the minority, so are comparing costs !

Why don't you open N&P account? :money: >>>>

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amictus

A number of people have mentioned using a direct debit to automatically pay off their statement each month, whilst also making manual payments to minimise cash withdrawal charges. Is it possible that this might cause the account to go in to credit, which I don't think is allowed. For example...

20 March
Balance -£100
Statement issued
£100 automated direct debit transfer arranged for 20 April

05 April
Balance -£200
£100 Cash withdrawal

10 April
Balance £0
£200 manual payment

20 April
Balance +£100
£100 direct debit automated transfer from 20 March


Basically, the problem comes from the fact that payments are made according to the balance at the previous month's statement. At least this is how my automated direct debit system works. Have I got this correct? If so, would the work around be to cancel the automated direct debit transfer when making the manual payment? Would this need to be done over the telephone?

It would be incredibly annoying to be in this situation whilst abroad!


Thanks!