Only time I’ve ever caused it on my own was upgrading to a Developer Beta of iOS when the bank had seemingly set a limit of ‘authorised versions’ lower than the beta OS.
Barclays Cashback Rewards is offering 1% back on all “eligible” debit card transactions up to a max of £5/month, up to and including November.
It’s also now available to anyone with Premier status, regardless of if they hold Avios (Blue Rewards no longer available for Premier customers, since Premier customers get all the benefits for free).
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I had no idea Cashback Rewards was even a thing. I went to look for it in the app, it’s buried pretty deep in the Premier product section.
It was only added in the last 36 hours. It was previously a Blue Rewards-exclusive thing.
Thanks for this - I’ve now topped up NS&I and will withdraw a few days later for a free fiver, hopefully that still works
Do let us know!
I got told I was a Bot last week in the Oasis queue. Ignored, refreshed and carried on.
Stuff happens
Edit: @Carlo1460 this was for your post eight days ago 
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Awesome, much appreciated. It’s a shame NS&I take such a while to allow you to get your money back but still definitely worthwhile.
Am I being dumb or is there no way to freeze my Barclaycard in the app?
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Can a joint account be opened fully online or they require going to the branch? I remembered seeing somewhere that ID checks have to be done in the branch but the website says I can open the account online.
Answered your own question.
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So Barclays Wealth Management what is the actual requirements.
I’ve heard 3 different things at this point.
- £500,000
- £1 Million
- £1 Million Borrowed With Barclays
Anyone know what it actually is?
Playing around with their website it shows as:
If you life in the UK and have £500,000 or more in investable assets.
If you don’t live in the UK and have £5 million or more in investable assets, then they send you to Barclays Private Bank.
Yes, I’ve always had in mind that it was £500k. I presume, unless anyone knows better, they’re going to expect it to be held with them, which would be pretty inconvenient given the cost of their investment platform (unless there’s some way to game the fees on it?).
Perhaps @Se1lad can shed some more light - iirc they posted their card a while ago?
I’d be interested in finding out if they accept on sight of assets but I’m pretty sure it does have to be placed with them, otherwise the ‘management’ part of the offer name would be redundant. 0.25% platform fee p.a. plus any OCFs is pretty painful at £500k+.
It’s marginally less bad in that the fee is tiered, so it’s only 0.05% on assets above £200k. But that’s still £650/yr in fees which would seem to make the whole thing hopeless unless there are chunky benefits to it (are there?)
If you have half a million to invest then I don’t think you’re going to miss £650 
Monzo would charge you £2250 in fees at £500k on your pension (plus the fund fees).
£650 is fairly cheap for £500k.