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Zopa Current account
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I wonder if anyone thinks it's a Nice name?Bridlington1 said:
I'd be inclined to agree, it really does take the biscuit doesn't it?HillStreetBlues said:
Still a crumby name thou.Bridlington1 said:
Well sometimes you've got to risk it for a biscuit.HillStreetBlues said:Biscuit means baked twice, personal I feel that idea to call it biscuit is half-baked.
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But... But... it's the current account that gives you more dough with less effort...
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Depends what sort of people you've been hobnobbing with.HillStreetBlues said:
I wonder if anyone thinks it's a Nice name?Bridlington1 said:
I'd be inclined to agree, it really does take the biscuit doesn't it?HillStreetBlues said:
Still a crumby name thou.Bridlington1 said:
Well sometimes you've got to risk it for a biscuit.HillStreetBlues said:Biscuit means baked twice, personal I feel that idea to call it biscuit is half-baked.
And with a bit of look we'll all be kneading dough-nor accounts to switch into it to grab a future Zopa switching offer.PRAISETHESUN said:But... But... it's the current account that gives you more dough with less effort...
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Hope it's not a long wafer that.Bridlington1 said:
And with a bit of look we'll all be kneading dough-nor accounts to switch into it to grab a future Zopa switching offer.PRAISETHESUN said:But... But... it's the current account that gives you more dough with less effort...
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Some of us are right jammie dodgers1
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Well Zopa have certainly sparked a lot of puns with their biscuit account, haven't they? Who'd've dunk it.SamDude said:Some of us are right jammie dodgers0 -
Or like to hobnob aboutTime is a path from the past to the future and back again. The present is the crossroads of both. :cool:0
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I'd like to make a £1500 direct debit to get the £30 cashback in one go.
I have Chase, Chip and Moneybox apps. How do I do this, please?0 -
keiran said:I'd like to make a £1500 direct debit to get the £30 cashback in one go.
I have Chase, Chip and Moneybox apps. How do I do this, please?Using a Moneybox Simple Saver account as an example:Add your Zopa account to your Moneybox app as your connected account. Then in the app, click "add money" and type in £1500. Select "deposit later" to use the direct debit to pull the money, rather than using open banking. If you've just linked the account it might take a few days for the DD to appear on your Zopa account, and you might then miss the first weekly collection.The £1500 will now be added to the weekly deposit queue. I linked to how that works earlier in the thread but in a nutshell Moneybox will request the DD every Wednesday around lunchtime, but the DD doesn't normally get taken until the following Monday (this is when the money leaves your Zopa account). From there it takes a day or two to clear into your Moneybox account. Once it clears you can then use your monthly withdrawal to withdraw it back to your Zopa account, which will take another day or two.6
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