Starling Bank's new business partner is ...

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mookiemoo replied

20 February 2020, 09:30
My accounts are with Starling after I fell out with my previous bank over red tape.

this MIGHT encourage me to stick around for another year at least.
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WordIsBond replied

20 February 2020, 09:21
Originally posted by Spoiler View Post

I may sign back up with IPSE

I actually might....
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jamesbrown replied

18 February 2020, 21:15
Originally posted by Scruff View Post

Don't starlings have lice?

Also, they fly. Could probably pinch your wallet if they wanted.
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ladymuck replied

18 February 2020, 20:00
Originally posted by Scruff View Post

Don't starlings have lice?

And they poop all over everything.
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Scruff replied

18 February 2020, 19:46
Don't starlings have lice?
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sal replied

18 February 2020, 15:05
Desperate for new membership fees to fund the impending raft of claims for agents going bust without paying and retrospective IR35 investigations?
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Spoiler started a topic Starling Bank's new business partner is ...

18 February 2020, 15:02
Starling Bank's new business partner is ...

IPSE

Who are IPSE?
From practical advice to financial compensation when things go wrong, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) membership makes life easier for entrepreneurs like you.

What do Starling account holders get?
Now, here comes the really good bit: Starling account holders can enjoy a £100 discount on their IPSE memberships by using the code: starling100 at the checkout.

I may sign back up with IPSE
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