Don’t have cheap tech, but Curve would cover £800 towards a laptop. Revolut’s insurance is just for mobile phones only so you’d get nothing.
My point is rather have one thing fully insured than all of them slightly
Phone 1.2k
Macbook 2k
iPad Pro. 1.2k ish
Curve would be pointless… better getting Revolut with mobile and then getting a decent home package…
I would get nationwide flex offering but I don’t drive so don’t value breakdown.
Personally I think curve offering is just not complete but if insurance had better term then for sure I would get curve metal in a heartbeat.
Just so you’re aware, you would be covered in any private vehicle in which you are a passenger.
Also, the mobile insurance covers every phone in the household.
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Kept getting server errors as I was going through the process
Have they included institutional investors in the total?
Did anyone here invest?
- Yes
- No
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Just got a Curve Black subscription as it appears good value. Also will use it with my Tandem Cashback to get equivalent 1.5% cashback for 90 days (1% Curve, 0.5% Tandem).
I generally use my Monzo for a lot of everyday spending, how does this work with Curve?
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Do you know which ones definitely don’t?
From personal experience…
Aqua
Sainsbury’s
MBNA
Barclaycard
Halifax
Tbh, I think it’s the exception to charge - just Natwest and Tesco (and possibly others) being ridiculous.
After all, it doesn’t cost them more than a normal purchase.
Just also remember we’re talking about purchases and account topups (which are treated like purchases).
Cash withdrawals are a whole different issue
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Do you know if any treat it as a cash withdrawal on your credit record even though there’s no withdrawal transaction fee
Interesting read: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/business-49635660
Bold aim
“In 10 years time we are going to be IPOed [floated on a stock exchange]… and hopefully worth around $50bn (£40bn) to $60bn,” he says.
And if this does happen, what will Monzo be worth 
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Is Curve worth invested in
Your question is moot now because the period of investment is over.
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Anyone else get the random email about them rebranding? Apparently they like red now. Aside from that it was a bit confused.
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It reminded me I have to close my account at Curve.
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It’s a absolute car cash and that’s to put it politely. Then again it’s just Curve doing a “Curve”.
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I still earn cashback on everyday purchases at Boots etc. Earned over £30 just by using one card instead of multiple and it’s handy moving credit card money to high interest savings accounts for a month!
The ability to change which card I use to pay for something up to 14 days later is very handy as well as turning all cards into travel fee free cards still makes Curve more useful than not for me.
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I noticed curve has started getting aggressive in their advertising and are undergoing a rebranding.
- What do people think about Curve?
- Curve Metal; is the insurance any good? How does compare to the Nationwide FlexPlus (is it time to close it?)
Also, with eu consumer law in the balance in the future (credit card protection), curve’s insurance looks very interesting but I’m not super confident, has anyone any experience with it?