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MichaelAP said:friolento said:MichaelAP said:dgpur said:Finally got the invite to open a Zopa current account (to get their RS offering of course). and they require photo ID. There are millions of people in the UK who lack photo ID (very often disabled, as I am). So frustrating.
Other, cheaper, options might be Voter Id or Citizens Card though these might not be accepted by financial institutions as proof of ID.
I get what you both say and yes it is an option. Just angers me though when there are other methods that could be taken into account but never listed, Blue Badge for one.flaneurs_lobster said:
I understand your annoyance but is it not worth considering getting a passport just for Id purposes? It's the equivalent of £8.80 a year for a universally(-ish) accepted identification document.MichaelAP said:
Snap….. I am classed as 80% disabled. Not allowed a driving license and do not own a passport as travelling would be a logistical nightmare. Sometimes these requirements leaves you a feeling of being singled out…. A form of discrimination.dgpur said:Finally got the invite to open a Zopa current account (to get their RS offering of course). and they require photo ID. There are millions of people in the UK who lack photo ID (very often disabled, as I am). So frustrating.
The financial institution needs to have the ability to verify the ID. For passports and driving licences there is accredited software which does this verification against Government databases, and these methods can be used cost effectively for tens of millions of people. I am not sure this is is the case for potential alternatives.
Could you open a separate thread please if you want to discuss this further, as it's way off topic for the Regular Saver thread.
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Bridlington1 said:
I've currently got 9 regular savers with Principality BS and depending what rate their 6 Month RS Issue 2 shall be I may choose to make it a nice round 10 before too long.0 -
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Horracce said:Bridlington1 said:
I've currently got 9 regular savers with Principality BS and depending what rate their 6 Month RS Issue 2 shall be I may choose to make it a nice round 10 before too long.11 -
Horracce said:Bridlington1 said:
I've currently got 9 regular savers with Principality BS and depending what rate their 6 Month RS Issue 2 shall be I may choose to make it a nice round 10 before too long.
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[Deleted User] said:Horracce said:Bridlington1 said:
I've currently got 9 regular savers with Principality BS and depending what rate their 6 Month RS Issue 2 shall be I may choose to make it a nice round 10 before too long.
Nowhere near!Overall…….0 -
Horracce said:[Deleted User] said:Horracce said:Bridlington1 said:
I've currently got 9 regular savers with Principality BS and depending what rate their 6 Month RS Issue 2 shall be I may choose to make it a nice round 10 before too long.
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Bridlington1 said:Pkman said:Just noticed the Xmas payment went to an account which I have already closed....
I already have their issue 34, can I open issue 35 as well?
I've currently got 9 regular savers with Principality BS and depending what rate their 6 Month RS Issue 2 shall be I may choose to make it a nice round 10 before too long.
Regarding Issue 34 & 35, which Principality RS ar you referring to please?
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crumpet_man said:Horracce said:[Deleted User] said:Horracce said:Bridlington1 said:
I've currently got 9 regular savers with Principality BS and depending what rate their 6 Month RS Issue 2 shall be I may choose to make it a nice round 10 before too long.
Nowhere near!Overall…….2
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