Wonder whether people saw this - a new money manager launched yesterday:
Looked quite good though when i tried to link my account the authentication failed (annoying screen scraping authentication aggregator).
Wonder whether people saw this - a new money manager launched yesterday:
Looked quite good though when i tried to link my account the authentication failed (annoying screen scraping authentication aggregator).
I have had it for about a month or so prior to the public launch. It seems quite good but not compared it against the Tandem equivalent which still in beta. Personally I only trying it out for curiosity, in principle I do not like aggregators unless bank approves them.
How do these aggregators deal with transfers of funds between banks? I have a number of bank accounts between which I transfer funds for spending, bills, saving, holidays etc. I tried to use Money Dashboard but it wasnāt intelligent enough to realise that when funds were paid into an account they were coming from myself (at another bank) and it simply added money paid in. The cumulative effect was that this aggregator said I had a lot more money coming in than I actually did.
Does Yolt, and Tandem deal with this effectively?
I only look at my transactions and balances so never noticed if it shows total sum paid in or out. I just use it to access all my accounts without signing into different apps or sites, rather than amalgamate or combine accounts for me in is an ease of access thing
Thanks ! My update came through
So I know Wonderbill was brought up around April, anyway I said I was going to delete it but well there seems to be no way of doing so anyway thought I would take a look and well guess whatā¦
Yup some two months later still the same!!
This has to be one of the most pathetic attempts at what ever it is they do I have ever seen since what ever it is they do came about.
I was on the yolt and tandem betas, neither are particularly inspiring. Yolt is slicker but tandem claim they only store your credentials on your phone which I prefer.
Neither has a particularly large range of companies they deal with and a couple of my credit cards are missing which limits the utility for me.
I used them to amalgamate spending data from credit cards, I never put any real bank data in as I donāt want to risk the T&C problems should anything go awry.
I havenāt missed seeing these messages from my legacy bank but it looks like Tandem havenāt āsolvedā this yet
Yep, tandem is hopping on the wrong bandwagon.
Maintenance should be seamless and these downtimes however balmy the hour theyāre performed at is affects everyone at least once.
Unless they add lastpass integration or fix the TouchID support Iām jumping ship for the time being!
I have a Fidor account. Itās not bad but itās not my primary account so Iām happy enough with it.
What I really like it for is the currently low cost SEPA transfer costs. Itās currently Ā£2.49 and I use mine to transfer to my KBC Ireland Current Accounts.
None of my legacy banks can match that fee.
My high street bank Handelsbanken charge me 20p for a SEPA payment rather than Ā£2,49
Lucky you! ļø
Sadly no UK banks can match Ā£2.49 (well none of the ones I bank with). Most of mine charge from around Ā£8.00 upwards, so you can see why Iām happy with Ā£2.49!
I used to be charged Ā£20 or Ā£25 by RBS so was really happy when Monese and Fidor came along.
Fire have both GBP and EUR accounts and could be good for transfering money to Ireland as the GBP account has UK sort code and the EUR account has an Irish IBAN
Interesting. I had a brief look at Fire Business for my business but thought the fees were too high. I looked at the personal one too but canāt remember why I didnāt sign up. Might take another lookā¦
Thanks for the heads up @anon44204028
I donāt like all their little 20p charges. I prefer paying Monese a 4,95Ā£ monthly fee
Atom Bank have postponed the launch of their current accounts due to concerns about changing regulations -
Mark Mullen, chief executive, said that the threat of new regulation meant the current account launch would be ācertainly not in 2017, and maybe not even in 2018ā.
In addition, Mr Mullen described the CMAās timetable to implement a digital standard called āopen bankingā, designed to make it easier for customers to switch current accounts, as āvery very ambitiousā.
The article also mentioned the FCAās review of current accounts which will not be completed until next year.
Need to subscribe to read that. Can you give us a breakdown? What regulations? Can it affect the launch of Monzo current accounts?
Usually with the FT if you search the keywords in google then click through from the search results you bypass the paywallā¦
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