Savings/investment DDs and debit card deposits- An updated list

10_66

pridehappy said:

You can deposit into all Skipton Building Society savings accounts (in-branch and online) using a debit card on the app, website, over the phone or in-branch. Good rates and customer service too.

Savings Accounts - Skipton Building Society

Just to add re Skipton, if the intention is to withdraw the amount paid in by debit card soon afterwards, they have a tendency to issue a warning letter stating that they'll close the account if "misuse" continues.

tryin

pridehappy said:

You can deposit into all Skipton Building Society savings accounts (in-branch and online) using a debit card on the app, website, over the phone or in-branch. Good rates and customer service too.

Savings Accounts - Skipton Building Society

How is paying with a debit card relevant to this thread? 

Barkin

tryin said:

pridehappy said:

You can deposit into all Skipton Building Society savings accounts (in-branch and online) using a debit card on the app, website, over the phone or in-branch. Good rates and customer service too.

Savings Accounts - Skipton Building Society

How is paying with a debit card relevant to this thread? 

The thread is titled:

Savings/investment DDs and debit card deposits- An updated list

friolento

10_66 said:

pridehappy said:

You can deposit into all Skipton Building Society savings accounts (in-branch and online) using a debit card on the app, website, over the phone or in-branch. Good rates and customer service too.

Savings Accounts - Skipton Building Society

Just to add re Skipton, if the intention is to withdraw the amount paid in by debit card soon afterwards, they have a tendency to issue a warning letter stating that they'll close the account if "misuse" continues.

I can confirm they don’t like it 

ircE

I've seen references to companies like OnePoundDD.com and Little Direct Debits - any reviews/opinions on these? Sorry if they've been covered already in the thread, I didn't see them on the first page or in search results.

Also, thinking about potential DDs for future switches, I'm minded to pay for journalism (regardless of perceived political biases). Does anyone know of any newspapers, magazines, or other sources of online journalism that have a relatively low minimum amount and easy to cancel? Thanks.

flaneurs_lobster

I've used OnePoundDD when I need a DD in a hurry, they tell you the date of the first payment. 

Prefer to use them for a DD that I intend to cancel after 1 or 2 payments rather than a charity donation which I'll always let run for a decent period.

tryin

ircE said:

I've seen references to companies like OnePoundDD.com and Little Direct Debits - any reviews/opinions on these? Sorry if they've been covered already in the thread, I didn't see them on the first page or in search results.

Also, thinking about potential DDs for future switches, I'm minded to pay for journalism (regardless of perceived political biases). Does anyone know of any newspapers, magazines, or other sources of online journalism that have a relatively low minimum amount and easy to cancel? Thanks.

I've used https://smalldirectdebit.co.uk/ many times, always gets set up fast and they are quick to respond to any questions. Charities normally take longer to set up (not to mention they often send lots of post, which besides for being irritating, may also cost them more than a £1 direct debit gets them).

Bridlington1

I've discovered Mansfield BS are currently offer a Loyalty rewards scheme in which both you and the person you are referring will get a £10 love2shop voucher if the person you refer opens a savings account and £100 if they take out and complete a mortgage with them. You must fill out a form with your name & account number and your referee's name & account number to be able to get the reward, which can be obtained in branch or by requesting they post a form out to you. Note do NOT use this thread to request/exchange referral links/personal details.

The above details have now been added to the first page of the thread as a remark.

pecunianonolet

I'd rather have cash than a voucher. The reward retailers are not the most interesting ones and ones I rarely or never spend with anyway. Boots is probably the most appealing for me. 

https://www.highstreetvouchers.com/gift/where-to-spend-love2shop-vouchers

ForumUser7

Plum - since they’ve changed to a different e-money provider, Modulr, it seems they’ve got a new DD authorisation.

In my regular transactions section of the banking app the DD comes out of, I can see a DD to plum from November and a new DD with a different reference but same payee name for December.

Confused me at first, so thought it was worth a post