Dozens bank account?

ozaz

MonaLisaSmile wrote: »

Do not allow these cowboys anywhere near your money!

Based on what?

jaseemail

I just wanted to add my 2 thoughts into the mix... I use Dozens and despite there being a few things missing (Direct Debits the biggest for me), I find the concept of Dozens to be exactly what I need.

The budgeting options are super powerful, and you can automatically or manually save. I have some round up rules along with top-up to my savings, and this fits neatly into the budget too!

I haven't fully tried the investment option yet, but I really like the fact I can move the surplus savings into investment for my long term goals. The risk overview is easy to understand

The card design is a bright yellow and I have kept this over my crowdfunding black card as I love how the card stands out in my wallet.

Once Direct Debits are here, I'll be migrating every over to the account for sure.

Zanderman

Mustong wrote: »

Yea they have a good offering!

They new on the scene and are moving in the correct direction which is important.

Very good for encouraging good habits I find.

M

jaseemail wrote: »

I just wanted to add my 2 thoughts into the mix... I use Dozens and despite there being a few things missing (Direct Debits the biggest for me), I find the concept of Dozens to be exactly what I need.

The budgeting options are super powerful, and you can automatically or manually save. I have some round up rules along with top-up to my savings, and this fits neatly into the budget too!

I haven't fully tried the investment option yet, but I really like the fact I can move the surplus savings into investment for my long term goals. The risk overview is easy to understand

The card design is a bright yellow and I have kept this over my crowdfunding black card as I love how the card stands out in my wallet.

Once Direct Debits are here, I'll be migrating every over to the account for sure.

You two joined the MSE Forum just to write these two glowing reviews?
The second one sounds as if it's lifted from an internal 'how can we promote this on social media workshop'.
I particularly like the bit about the bright yellow card - which enables a shoe-horned in reference to crowdfunding!
Which Dozens is also promoting.

PS which one of you is Rob?

DCFC79

MonaLisaSmile wrote: »

Do not allow these cowboys anywhere near your money!

Don't worry my money is safe.

Katiehound

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The card design is a bright yellow and I have kept this over my crowdfunding black card as I love how the card stands out in my wallet.
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An all defining statement! - just about the wonderful colour of the card, not the amazing financial benefits!

Do I care about the design of the bank card?
No.
That's not quite how I choose my financial products, but each to his own....

Kernel_Sanders

The link in post #2 clearly states

'These bonds are not regulated by the FCA.'

That's all you need to know, really.

TiberUK

jaseemail wrote: »

I just wanted to add my 2 thoughts into the mix... I use Dozens and despite there being a few things missing (Direct Debits the biggest for me), I find the concept of Dozens to be exactly what I need.

The budgeting options are super powerful, and you can automatically or manually save. I have some round up rules along with top-up to my savings, and this fits neatly into the budget too!

I haven't fully tried the investment option yet, but I really like the fact I can move the surplus savings into investment for my long term goals. The risk overview is easy to understand

The card design is a bright yellow and I have kept this over my crowdfunding black card as I love how the card stands out in my wallet.

Once Direct Debits are here, I'll be migrating every over to the account for sure.

:rotfl: hilarious post, doesn't reek of paid spam at all

gt94sss2

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

The link in post #2 clearly states

'These bonds are not regulated by the FCA.'

That's all you need to know, really.

Not really - these ones are perfectly safe and are listed - unlike the type of bonds the FCA recently banned