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veryintrigued said:polymaff said:Knockout iinterest rate - but you'll knock yourself out with all those £1.01 debit card spends...Cheers, Stu0
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duckson said:veryintrigued said:polymaff said:Knockout iinterest rate - but you'll knock yourself out with all those £1.01 debit card spends...0
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veryintrigued said:duckson said:veryintrigued said:polymaff said:Knockout iinterest rate - but you'll knock yourself out with all those £1.01 debit card spends...Cheers, Stu0
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polymaff said:Knockout iinterest rate - but you'll knock yourself out with all those £1.01 debit card spends...
For example, if you did manage to get £10 round-ups on every 1st of a month, and then did no further round-ups, you'd make £3 in a year.
If you forced yourself to make huge numbers of £1.01 payments, don't be surprised if one or another of your accounts gets closed. You might even end up with a CIFAS marker for abuse of facility.1 -
Opened chase account last night, did not go through until 11.00 am today.
Sent my first transfer and was received in 30 seconds.
Opening the savings account.
I then sent a large transfer which arrived in 2 minutes.
Sent another payment to make a payment on debit card to try it out.
That got a security check from sending bank, 5 hours to sort out. Agh.
Setting up debit card for Google pay was so easy it did it it’s self, just a couple of ok boxes.0 -
duckson said:veryintrigued said:duckson said:veryintrigued said:polymaff said:Knockout iinterest rate - but you'll knock yourself out with all those £1.01 debit card spends...0
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veryintrigued said:duckson said:veryintrigued said:duckson said:veryintrigued said:polymaff said:Knockout iinterest rate - but you'll knock yourself out with all those £1.01 debit card spends...0
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veryintrigued said:So you can't do it on an existing account post initial set up..0
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Daliah said:veryintrigued said:duckson said:veryintrigued said:duckson said:veryintrigued said:polymaff said:Knockout iinterest rate - but you'll knock yourself out with all those £1.01 debit card spends...
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veryintrigued said:duckson said:veryintrigued said:duckson said:veryintrigued said:polymaff said:Knockout iinterest rate - but you'll knock yourself out with all those £1.01 debit card spends...
Click home at the bottom of the screen and then click 'Add +' to the right of where it says 'Accounts', you are then given the option to add an account which one will be 'Round up'.Cheers, Stu1
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