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Banks roundup feature.

Thumbs_Up · 2022-05-10 12:01:40

I have started to use the roundup feature on my NatWest bank account, and I like it. This is use for my every day spend and I certainly do not go around the shops with a calculator trying to get the spend cost to work in my favour. Now I have read on here some people when they refuel their car they purposely tick over the…

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Daliah Posts: 3,792 Forumite

13 May 2022 at 6:05PM

grandadgolfer said:

Am I right in thinking that Lloyds gave you the difference on round ups about 20 years ago

They have had the round up gimmick for many years. They call it "Save the change" but it has always been funded by the account holder's money, never by Lloyds.

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