What I found surprisingly useful was being able to look at the case tracker of the solicitor and respond to things before they even had a chance to send a letter or even email. Also very useful was physically going and handing in letters rather than posting as that cut out about a week of delay in the post.
The solicitor got the case on January 30th and completion on March 7th. Hand delivery stripped out about three or four weeks!
Turns out that, contrary to what Nationwide said, you can pay up to £100k to a new payee, so long as you’ve set them up with the card reader. But, no card reader required for the payment!
I was surprised that my mortgage solicitor didn’t even have an option on their source of funds form for SIPP. Still, perhaps solicitors still live in the 20th century
It’s multi-currency which is nice but the rates aren’t very competitive. What is nice is that the card can be used instead of a boarding pass for domestic flights- tap at security, tap at gate. Seat info prints out on a little slip at security.
Is it your first premier card? My card isn’t for a new account so it might be that they only send the slide-out packaging to new customers to welcome them to premier.