Zopa Current account

goatfaced

I haven't tried with zopa, but it counts for NatWest or RBS if you use their reward accounts (only £2 a month reward from both and it has to be claimed but might be worth the faff if you can bo bothered).

huw01

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82118831#Comment_82118831

Thank you. I looked again yesterday and it wasn't there but low and behold today it is.

goatfaced

As part of my shuffling I've asked for my water bill to be split over 12 months instead of the current 8 months. This means I can use it for Zopa if needed.

They've only done it for this current bill, spread it up to march - they said I'll have to ask for a new 12 month plan when I get my new bill. It was easy to ask via whatsapp so that's no trouble.

There are 4 of us going for Zopa cashback here so I'm trying to find directs debits for all of us, all sorted now.

TheBanker

I've just switched to the 3% Direct Debit cashback, but it also said you get a free coffee every month. Anyone know the details - which store and how do you claim it?

superM

3% cashback is that only for new customers? My account has 2% offer.

wmb194

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82125847#Comment_82125847

If you find the 'Benefits' section in the app below your current account in the Spend tab and select the small arrow you should find an option to switch.

HillStreetBlues

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82125644#Comment_82125644

Coffee††††††

goatfaced

I hope I can use the whole household worth of vouchers, I'm the only person who goes near a Caffe Nero.

winkowinko

Has anyone who has recently switched to the 3% cashback on direct debit benefit tried the £150 per month payment to Moneybox?

Also, I've still got a few months to run on the old 2% cashback on £1500 per year deal, so presumably if I switched my benefits now to the 3% cashback offer, I wouldn't be eligible for the new cashback until my previous deal has run its 1-year course?

The_Groat_Counter

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82126845#Comment_82126845

I wouldn't presume that for a minute!