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Zopa Current account
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I know what you mean by making sense of the Zopa terms.
I still have my DD set up from last year, so will make sure I have £1,500 in Zopa when it’s due to be taken. It will be another month or so from then before I know whether I get any cashback, and how much2 -
This prompted me to check mine and I also still have the moneybox DD setup. Added to my calendar now to make sure £1500 is in Zopa before the DD is taken in December.friolento said:I know what you mean by making sense of the Zopa terms.
I still have my DD set up from last year, so will make sure I have £1,500 in Zopa when it’s due to be taken. It will be another month or so from then before I know whether I get any cashback, and how much0 -
I assume you have to do something at the Moneybox end too?crumpet_man said:
This prompted me to check mine and I also still have the moneybox DD setup. Added to my calendar now to make sure £1500 is in Zopa before the DD is taken in December.friolento said:I know what you mean by making sense of the Zopa terms.
I still have my DD set up from last year, so will make sure I have £1,500 in Zopa when it’s due to be taken. It will be another month or so from then before I know whether I get any cashback, and how much0 -
s71hj said:
I assume you have to do something at the Moneybox end too?crumpet_man said:
This prompted me to check mine and I also still have the moneybox DD setup. Added to my calendar now to make sure £1500 is in Zopa before the DD is taken in December.friolento said:I know what you mean by making sense of the Zopa terms.
I still have my DD set up from last year, so will make sure I have £1,500 in Zopa when it’s due to be taken. It will be another month or so from then before I know whether I get any cashback, and how much
The DD will take £1500 from Zopa and deposit to my Moneybox savings account.
I probably don't want to leave £1500 in Moneybox as the interest rate is not the best and will withdraw £1500 which goes back to Zopa and then I can transfer to my preferred savings account.
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Going off-topic slightly, but can any Moneybox account be used? Trawling through their website, there's no mention of direct debits, so is this the same thing as the "weekly payment cycle"?crumpet_man said:s71hj said:
I assume you have to do something at the Moneybox end too?crumpet_man said:
This prompted me to check mine and I also still have the moneybox DD setup. Added to my calendar now to make sure £1500 is in Zopa before the DD is taken in December.friolento said:I know what you mean by making sense of the Zopa terms.
I still have my DD set up from last year, so will make sure I have £1,500 in Zopa when it’s due to be taken. It will be another month or so from then before I know whether I get any cashback, and how much
The DD will take £1500 from Zopa and deposit to my Moneybox savings account.
I probably don't want to leave £1500 in Moneybox as the interest rate is not the best and will withdraw £1500 which goes back to Zopa and then I can transfer to my preferred savings account.0 -
I did a 1 off dd last year. Just wondered really if it's easy to set it up once again for a 1 off.crumpet_man said:s71hj said:
I assume you have to do something at the Moneybox end too?crumpet_man said:
This prompted me to check mine and I also still have the moneybox DD setup. Added to my calendar now to make sure £1500 is in Zopa before the DD is taken in December.friolento said:I know what you mean by making sense of the Zopa terms.
I still have my DD set up from last year, so will make sure I have £1,500 in Zopa when it’s due to be taken. It will be another month or so from then before I know whether I get any cashback, and how much
The DD will take £1500 from Zopa and deposit to my Moneybox savings account.
I probably don't want to leave £1500 in Moneybox as the interest rate is not the best and will withdraw £1500 which goes back to Zopa and then I can transfer to my preferred savings account.0 -
s71hj said:
I did a 1 off dd last year. Just wondered really if it's easy to set it up once again for a 1 off.crumpet_man said:s71hj said:
I assume you have to do something at the Moneybox end too?crumpet_man said:
This prompted me to check mine and I also still have the moneybox DD setup. Added to my calendar now to make sure £1500 is in Zopa before the DD is taken in December.friolento said:I know what you mean by making sense of the Zopa terms.
I still have my DD set up from last year, so will make sure I have £1,500 in Zopa when it’s due to be taken. It will be another month or so from then before I know whether I get any cashback, and how much
The DD will take £1500 from Zopa and deposit to my Moneybox savings account.
I probably don't want to leave £1500 in Moneybox as the interest rate is not the best and will withdraw £1500 which goes back to Zopa and then I can transfer to my preferred savings account.It will be as easy or difficult as it was last year, assuming you still got the same account on which to set up the DD.0 -
clairec666 said:
Going off-topic slightly, but can any Moneybox account be used? Trawling through their website, there's no mention of direct debits, so is this the same thing as the "weekly payment cycle"?crumpet_man said:s71hj said:
I assume you have to do something at the Moneybox end too?crumpet_man said:
This prompted me to check mine and I also still have the moneybox DD setup. Added to my calendar now to make sure £1500 is in Zopa before the DD is taken in December.friolento said:I know what you mean by making sense of the Zopa terms.
I still have my DD set up from last year, so will make sure I have £1,500 in Zopa when it’s due to be taken. It will be another month or so from then before I know whether I get any cashback, and how much
The DD will take £1500 from Zopa and deposit to my Moneybox savings account.
I probably don't want to leave £1500 in Moneybox as the interest rate is not the best and will withdraw £1500 which goes back to Zopa and then I can transfer to my preferred savings account.
I only hold a Moneybox simple saver account, which links to your nominated account by direct debit. You can then use it to request DDs payments from your current account, which are taken via the weekly payment cycle you refer to. Unsure if this applies to all Moneybox account types, but I suspect it probably does1 -
Is it easy enough to cancel the DD on Moneybox after the one off 1500 has been taken? Do you have to do anything on the Zopa side? Tnx
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ccluedo said:Is it easy enough to cancel the DD on Moneybox after the one off 1500 has been taken? Do you have to do anything on the Zopa side? Tnx
You can set up a one-off DD collection from Moneybox, so only 1 payment is taken. But if you accidently set up a recurring payment its easy enough to cancel in the Moneybox app. Failing that, cancel the DD connection via your Zopa account.1
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