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Savings accounts accepting DD's
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I'm not sure. I needed some DDS for the transfer bonus and even if I don’t need to maintain them to keep the account I still need to ascertain if I need them to keep the interest on £1000….and of course we can no longer rely on them as an easy DD for account swapping opportunities. I suspect it will be a problem to some
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I think, for Virgin, you only need them if you want to transfer away for a cash incentive, and not even always in that scenario0
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Sensory said:Moneybox, Plum and PayPal.0
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Moneybox is one DD only but can be used weekly. Opening multiple savings accounts in Moneybox does not provide extra direct debits.
Plum is one DD only but can be used multiple times during the month. Opening multiple savings accounts in Plum does not provide extra direct debits. Adding extra linked bank accounts does not help as when you set a new linked account as the main account it cancels the direct debit already setup and sets up a new one on the new linked "main account"4 -
Thanks crumpet_man. I do have a PayPal account but have only ever used it once or twice and at present that is set up via my main bank account. If I used PayPal as one of the PO replacement DD's, do you know if there's a charge from PayPal to withdraw the funds that would accumulate from the DDs?0
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If you have a good credit rating, one of the easiest ways to set up a DD is to do a balance transfer to your spending credit card (0% and no fee, of course), and then set up a DD for the minimum monthly payment.1
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latinaid said:If you have a good credit rating, one of the easiest ways to set up a DD is to do a balance transfer to your spending credit card (0% and no fee, of course), and then set up a DD for the minimum monthly payment.0
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