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RAISIN /Starling bank.

Cpm35
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I am a new Raisin customer and have a Starling bank account opened by Raisin on my behalf to process my onward investment. Raisin then sent me an email stating that in December 2022 my Starling account will be closed and a new account opened with Clearbank.
Does anyone know reason for this change and who are Clearbank?
Does anyone know reason for this change and who are Clearbank?
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Sorry it’s off topic and no help but having just looked at Raisin (because I’d never heard of it) I’m curious as to what makes them worthwhile?0
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Cpm35 said:I am a new Raisin customer and have a Starling bank account opened by Raisin on my behalf to process my onward investment. Raisin then sent me an email stating that in December 2022 my Starling account will be closed and a new account opened with Clearbank.
Does anyone know reason for this change and who are Clearbank?They just send the payments to the new savings account you have opened.Starling took 2/3 days.Should be quicker now.0 -
Martin_the_Unjust said:Sorry it’s off topic and no help but having just looked at Raisin (because I’d never heard of it) I’m curious as to what makes them worthwhile?You can hold several savings accounts with them in one place, with one set of login details.or 5 accounts with 5 logins for eg.I have 4 savings accounts with Raisin,Qib, Zenith, Paragon and Aldermore.2
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I queried same a little while ago...
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6398163/clear-bank-raisin-moving-to-them-from-starling
Hopefully it will make their platform quicker to move money in/out.How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.98% of current retirement "pot" (as at end April 2025)0 -
Clearbank will also give the "confirmation of payee" check, which helps reassure customers the details of their transfers are correct.0
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Martin_the_Unjust said:Sorry it’s off topic and no help but having just looked at Raisin (because I’d never heard of it) I’m curious as to what makes them worthwhile?
Once you have registered with Raisin (or similar companies) then you can swop between the savings providers offering accounts via Raisin, without having to register with these providers as a new customer.
However there are also threads complaining about Raisin as well......1
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