I looked at them when they were nutmeg and it’s expensive. The management % fees are high and will cost you long term.
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Compared to a Vanguard or Trading212 yes, but compared to a Hargreaves Landsdown or similar they’re probably on par
HL have dropped their charges for regular investments , and if you invest in ETFs the max fees are capped.
Just had an email from Chase, they’re increasing my credit limit for my credit card from 10k to 12.05k from the 6th of December. I’ve not used it for spending since the beginning of the year 
That £50 would annoy me. I’d request a decrease to £12,000 
Yeah I originally read it as £12,500 and thought it was a nice round number, not keen on the stray £50 
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I had this with NatWest when they gave me £5,050 twice. Weird to add that extra £50 on when we’re talking about a £12,000 limit tho.
NatWest gave me something completely random like £5273. I reduced it to £5000 
Are they doing the odd limits with a view to giving us mere mortals a bit of float before going over the limit? Sort of half makes sense if you think of it like that.
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it’s on the left.count another reply
What do you mean?
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Genuinely curious is logos a massive deal for some people? It says Asda so that is all I need and the logos don’t show on statements anyway
No major, just odd they couldn’t be the same for the same store and checkout type.
I’d be happy without logos if the merchant data was correct or not all in capital letters.
Looking at my Monzo app, and then going to something like Nationwide is like going 20 years back… it’s so much nicer and easier to look at transactions when the logos are there (IMHO).
As for statements, you mean the monthly ones? Last time I had to look at one was 5 years ago when I had to PDF one to send for our mortgage application. They may still be useful for proof of address and archiving but does anyone actually look at them instead of a live transaction screen?
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It’s the inconsistency that is the main issue for me - either they support logos and include timely updates and corrections or they just give up and do away with them all completely. Now there’s this weird halfway house where logo updates seem to have stopped at a certain point in time and aren’t being touched at all.
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Quite surprised that Chase were the first (and only so far) to let me know out of all the places that I have transferred savings to over the past couple of years.
Slightly bad timing for Nationwide/Virgin Money, who just sent out a whole load of comms about their merger with a big bit about the impact of it on your FSCS limits, which was already out of date by the time they sent it.
(Their website mentions the new limits)