Interest Current Accounts

GTR_King

What is Stoozing??

eskbanker

GTR_King wrote: »

What is Stoozing??

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/stooze-cash-credit-cards/

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=95

Zero_Sum

GTR_King wrote: »

What is Stoozing??

Take out a 0% purchase credit card. Spend as normal, but the money you spend stash somewhere that earns interest. Make the minimum payments for duration of 0%. Then pay off in full after (typically about 2 years)

adindas

quirkydeptless wrote: »

I also plan to get on 1st Feb:

NatWest £5 for a £2 fee (requires 2DD)

Is it Natwest reward account where you get £5 cashback by paying household utility bills with DD ?

My the cash backs I have got from utility bills are already with Santander. Is there another way to generate this £5 cashback without using utility bills ???

https://personal.natwest.com/personal/current-accounts/reward_account.html

GTR_King

Stozing sounds like a good idea.

If TSB Change there Classic Plus Account then will either close it or switch away to something better..

Any other Reward/Interest Accounts out there? that's not been said?

quirkydeptless

colsten wrote: »

May I ask how you automated it, please?

I have a £1 daily Amazon gift card purchase.



Just need to remember to make 2 manual ones in February

quirkydeptless

Zero_Sum wrote: »

Co-op you only need 1 DD mandate that takes 4 times a month.
Open a PO savings account, and set it a £1 a week

Yes, that's what I do, although I have a second monthly one too, for some reason :think:

quirkydeptless

adindas wrote: »

Is it Natwest reward account where you get £5 cashback by paying household utility bills with DD ?

My the cash backs I have got from utility bills are already with Santander. Is there another way to generate this £5 cashback without using utility bills ???

https://personal.natwest.com/personal/current-accounts/reward_account.html

On the first of Feb, the bills cashback is being replaced:

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/2019/11/natwest-and-rbs-rewards-cashback-to-change-from-february---what-/

I took the cashback switch offer last year, but then switched out to another bank so plan to open a new NatWest one in Feb 2020

I stooze too :think: ... :think: ... :think: ...

Please pray for my wicked soul :A

Willing2Learn

quirkydeptless wrote: »

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Just posting to say your avatar is really cool!!


@OP
I'm another stoozer...

adindas

quirkydeptless wrote: »

On the first of Feb, the bills cashback is being replaced:

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/2019/11/natwest-and-rbs-rewards-cashback-to-change-from-february---what-/

I took the cashback switch offer last year, but then switched out to another bank so plan to open a new NatWest one in Feb 2020

I stooze too :think: ... :think: ... :think: ...

Please pray for my wicked soul :A

Am I correct to say that you will need to have a fee paying account of either Reward Silver or Reward Platinum in return for perks. Start from 1st february in addition to this perks people with these accounts might get £5 cashback by DD and using Mobile banking ??

If I understand correctly, it might be worthy for people who need these perks. But for people who do not need them it will cost more than £3 they will get in return.

Some people already have European annual travel insurance from Nationwide flex account.