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  • prezzacc
    prezzacc Posts: 147 Forumite
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    Yes,

    As i mentioned i was so used to it being fulfilled i forgot it had a minimum on. You are correct.

    Thanks
  • EachPenny
    EachPenny Posts: 12,239 Forumite
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    prezzacc wrote: »
    As i mentioned i was so used to it being fulfilled i forgot it had a minimum on. You are correct.

    Not wanting to labour the point but in that case make sure you keep on funding the FlexAccount to keep the insurance active - at least until you know for sure you will never need it again or the perk is withdrawn.

    There is still no reason not to open a 123 account and move DD bills there. You shouldn't do it as a switch because you'd lose the travel insurance, but you could open a 'clean' account, transfer the DD's manually and then have a single SO which transfers from the joint FlexAccount to the 123 account. Whether you go for a full 123 or the 'Lite' version will depend on how much you are likely to leave sitting in the account. If your bills are regular amounts you could cut things very fine with the 'Lite' account, just transferring enough each month to pay the bills or the £500 minimum pay in. It would also give you access to the 5% Regular Saver.
    "In the future, everyone will be rich for 15 minutes"
  • Vortigern
    Vortigern Posts: 3,312 Forumite
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    prezzacc wrote: »
    ..3 is flexaccount yes.
    Your FlexAccount needs to be funded externally to keep the free travel insurance.
    So you might do: HSBC > NW2 > HSBC > NW3 All transfers to be done manually on payday.
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