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Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View PostWhat's the point of the debit card then?Blood in your pooComment
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Originally posted by Sausage Surprise View PostI was suggesting an alternative to when it doesn't work.This default font is sooooooooooooo boring and so are short usernamesComment
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Originally posted by Lance View PostThe bizarre thing it does, but is of no concern, is that debit card payments are still pending from over 4 weeks ago. It's no difficulty really, just need to be aware for bank reconciliations.
Also, on the online banking system you can see the deferred payments and the date they'll actually be taken from the account.Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThat's due to it being a "deferred debit" card. It's all explained in the booklet they sent you about it. You did read that, didn't you?
Also, on the online banking system you can see the deferred payments and the date they'll actually be taken from the account.
Oh wait, interest is only payable if you have more than £100k in your account... and even if you have £500k, it is all of 0.4%.
Maybe it will all be worthwhile in a few years when interest rates are back to sensible levels...Comment
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Originally posted by edison View PostI'm not sure I see much point in a deferred debit card in today's ultra low interest rate environment. Sure, there can be a three week delay in debiting your account for purchases so that you can earn interest on that money in the intervening time.
Oh wait, interest is only payable if you have more than £100k in your account... and even if you have £500k, it is all of 0.4%.
Maybe it will all be worthwhile in a few years when interest rates are back to sensible levels...Comment
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