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Bank Account or similar for "Community" Club (Youth Soccer Team)
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I'm normally up to speed and/or can find ways of doing things, but with this I'm struggling. Currently I have a Personal Starling account that I wasn't using, so have donated to the cause. (Temporarily). This is linked to Lumio, but the transaction refresh rate is terrible and its not working out.
I need an account, for a not for profit Youth Football team. With the possibility of having 4 card holders. This will mostly be for Subs and Fundraising, with occasional card usage/transfers out.
When I ran my Ice Hockey team, we opened a community account with Barclays, which worked well as a holding account. But I found Barclays (and most modern banks) to be archaic.
I would love a Monzo, Revolut, Starling alternative. Ideally someone who accepts Apple Pay, but this is less critical.
It needs to be fee free...
I need an account, for a not for profit Youth Football team. With the possibility of having 4 card holders. This will mostly be for Subs and Fundraising, with occasional card usage/transfers out.
When I ran my Ice Hockey team, we opened a community account with Barclays, which worked well as a holding account. But I found Barclays (and most modern banks) to be archaic.
I would love a Monzo, Revolut, Starling alternative. Ideally someone who accepts Apple Pay, but this is less critical.
It needs to be fee free...
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