A regularly updated list of accounts that allow Direct Debit and/or debit card deposits

danny13579

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81896702#Comment_81896702

Is it the same setup as with Age UK? You can buy £26 or £52 worth of entries for half a year or one year?

Eco_Miser

Investment Accounts - Debit Card Deposit

Halifax Share Dealing Limited who trade under 4 distinct brands.

Definitely Scottish Widows Share Dealing (formerly Iweb), and I see no reason why their other brands Halifax Share Dealing, Lloyds Share Dealing, and Bank of Scotland Share Dealing wouldn't be the same.

I only use the facility occasionally for lump sum investing, but they also take payments by debit card for regular (monthly) investments.

AltruisticPie1544

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81896456#Comment_81896456

I found this regarding the JP Morgan payment options
https://support.personalinvesting.jpmorgan.com/hc/en-us?article=Contribution-timings

Rudyson

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81896707#Comment_81896707

Yes, and also £13 for three months

friolento

I couldn’t see Interactive Investor mentioned. They offer DDs (min £25) and debit card deposits https://www.ii.co.uk/help/adding-and-withdrawing-cash

PRAISETHESUN

Just as an FYI to anyone who uses Plum, I had a notification when I logged in this morning that they will be requiring all accounts to register a valid phone number which you will be required to use to login from 31 Mar. If you're someone like me who has quietly been operating multiple Plum accounts registered to different email addresses, I've learnt that you can't reuse the same phone number on multiple accounts. If I had another phone number to spare I suspect there wouldn't be an issue to keep operating these as I have been, but I don't want that hassle/expense.

Bridlington1

Another one to possibly add to the list, Octopus Money allows deposits into their investment account by DD, £25 min per month, £25k max.

lr1277

Here are some more savings accounts where you can use a debit card to deposit funds.

NS&I Income bonds allow debit card deposit. Don't know about any other NS&I accounts. Debit card deposit was confirmed by looking at the NS&I website which had a button for debit card deposit for the Income Bonds.

The Skipton BS bonus saver that was available earlier this year allowed deposit by debit card. Don't know about any other Skipton accounts.

Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) allowed deposit by debit card earlier this year. This was into their easy access account. I don't know what other YBS accounts allow deposit by debit card.

Edited to add: Cambridge BS allows deposit by debit card. I don't have any personal experience of any accounts with Cambridge BS, but the internet suggests you can deposit by debit card online, over the phone or in branch depending on the account type.

Nick_C

@lr1277 these are already listed in the relevant posts on page 1, which are updated when necessary.

danny13579

lr1277

NS&I Income bonds allow debit card deposit. Don't know about any other NS&I accounts. Debit card deposit was confirmed by looking at the NS&I website which had a button for debit card deposit for the Income Bonds.

I have added Income Bonds to the NS&I section alongside the Direct Saver and Premium Bonds.

The Skipton BS bonus saver that was available earlier this year allowed deposit by debit card. Don't know about any other Skipton accounts.

Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) allowed deposit by debit card earlier this year. This was into their easy access account. I don't know what other YBS accounts allow deposit by debit card.

Edited to add: Cambridge BS allows deposit by debit card. I don't have any personal experience of any accounts with Cambridge BS, but the internet suggests you can deposit by debit card online, over the phone or in branch depending on the account type.

Skipton, Yorkshire and Cambridge BSs are already on the list.