What's in your wallet/purse?

jinkster

Kadiea, Can you get a Coutts classic MasterCard without having a debit card?

Toe-Jam

tagq2 wrote: »

Nope - and I doubt any regulated bank would get away with any such rule. Its products are intended to be halal, though, so you can be Muslim.

I doubt very much they intend you to eat any of their products. Maybe you mean it is a Shariah product?:D

Toe-Jam

A_Flock_Of_Sheep wrote: »

Do you know if "basic" accounts like the Co-Op cashminder report monthly activity to CRAs?

Co-Op does report monthly. so do Natwest HSBC and RBS Halifax dont.

poorgirl-54

First direct debit card
Halifax debit card
Nectar card
Tesco Clubcard
Boots card
Superdrug card
Railcard
Stamps
Love your body card
Debenhams gift card
Hm gift card
Sports direct gift card
Movie pass
4 coupons
Picture of god
Picture of my bf
A few receipts
Sum Change

tagq2

Toe-Jam wrote: »

I doubt very much they intend you to eat any of their products. Maybe you mean it is a Shariah product?:D

Although popular media use "halal" to refer to food which Muslims are allowed to eat, the word just means "lawful" - the jurisdiction being Sharia law. Any product may be halal (cool), or haraam (uncool), or mashbooh (IDK).

Toe-Jam

I usually don't have much good to say about banks, however I was very impressed with them last weekend. While on a weekend away in London I lost my wallet on the first night, cards everything gone.

I thought I was going to be stuck without any access to cash until I got home, but when I called the Ulsterbank lost and stolen line, they told me to go to an RBS or Natwest cashpoint and the lady gave me a number to put into the cash machine, and it gave me £300 without any card. (from my account obviously).

What a great facility to have.

nelly12

jinkster wrote: »

Kadiea, Can you get a Coutts classic MasterCard without having a debit card?

Think you've just caught them out. Gone from running away from home at 19 to now 21 and talking themselves up big style. Probably unemployed and just repeating what others have written!:rotfl:

Toe-Jam

nelly12 wrote: »

Think you've just caught them out. Gone from running away from home at 19 to now 21 and talking themselves up big style. Probably unemployed and just repeating what others have written!:rotfl:

You are right, You can't have a Coutts credit card without being an investment customer with the bank.

jinkster

nelly12 wrote: »

Think you've just caught them out. Gone from running away from home at 19 to now 21 and talking themselves up big style. Probably unemployed and just repeating what others have written!:rotfl:

If I was lying i wouldn't have said the classic card, i'd have said Coutts World Card :rotfl:

Bloomberg

Toe-Jam wrote: »

I usually don't have much good to say about banks, however I was very impressed with them last weekend. While on a weekend away in London I lost my wallet on the first night, cards everything gone.

I thought I was going to be stuck without any access to cash until I got home, but when I called the Ulsterbank lost and stolen line, they told me to go to an RBS or Natwest cashpoint and the lady gave me a number to put into the cash machine, and it gave me £300 without any card. (from my account obviously).

What a great facility to have.

I think I have seen this feature advertised, it seems fantastic. I wish that my bank (HSBC) would offer something like this. I dare say that if not for this facility your weekend would have been totally ruined.