- Monzo, Halifax current and Halifax credit.
Yikes. Let’s see…
Current Accounts:
- Monzo - main one for spending though I have just switched
- First Direct - my main legacy account, salary comes in here and direct debits go out.
- 2nd First Direct - for where my work expenses gets paid (to isolate this from my budget…)
- TSB - formerly for it’s interest but no longer used.
- Transferwise - never used.
- Starling - used but now stopped.
- Revolut - used for a couple of trips abroad but didn’t get on with it.
- Barclays Bpay - used to use it before mobile pay was common.
- Curve (if it counts) - to try and consolidate some of the above. Probably won’t use…
Credit Cards:
- AMEX Cashback - my main credit card.
- First Direct - my main non-AMEX card.
- 2nd First Direct - for work expenses (as above).
- Virgin Money- carrying some debt.
- Barclaycard - first credit card account I had, should probably close it.
- TSB - for a balance transfer offer
- Halifax - for a balance transfer offer.
Yikes.
Blimey! That is enough plastic to polute the Atlantic Ocean!
I use re-usable tote bags for my shopping at least!
Monzo
Transferwise
Pockit
Revolut
Barclays
Tesco #1
Tesco #2
Barclaycard
Amazon CC
Think that’s it.
not sure I want to tell the world which cards I have - feels like giving spear phishers too much info!
But I have 15 credit/charge cards and 16 debit/other cards.
All you peeps with more than 10 cards, do you carry all of them?
Oh god no. Probably carry about 4
At the moment three
Monzo
Lloyds Debit
Lloyds Credit
I only keep Debit as I don’t feel comfortable with full switch to Mozno just yet but I don’t use it. Just keep my savings in LLoyds that give me few % a year.
Credit card is for emergencies, I had to use it maybe twice in the last 2 years
No, that is what Curve is for!
Monzo
Starling
Nationwide
Natwest
TSB
Lloyd’s
My wallet looks so much less bulky with the Curve card.
Who needs curve and/or a wallet with you’ve got Apple Pay? I’ve got 7 of my cards in there
Not everywhere takes Apple Pay. My local ASDA & B&Q don’t, with the latter not even taking contactless.
I’d love to ditch the wallet but until the local pub accepts Apple Pay then it’s difficult.
4 Debit cards (Monzo and 3 traditional banks)
3 Credit cards (all traditional banks)
2 other (Curve, Revolut)
I only carry Monzo, a Visa credit card, and Curve
I use a Nomatic wallet.
Only carry 3. (not include Oyster, work fob pass etc). Those 3 could be one with Curve, but nice to have backups.
I have 4…
1 x Monzo
1 x HSBC (My wages go in here, so I can take advantage of 5% interest savings)
1 x Santander (Joint Account with my wife)
1 x Revolut (for holiday spending)
No!
9 are in my Apple wallet, a couple only used for traveling or business expenses, some pretty dormant, just opened for the kickback.
If curve had AMEX then I’d have them all on there.
- Amex Gold - for my spending
- Monzo - main account for my salary
- Starling - Switched from Halifax as they annoyed me. Free ATM withdrawals outside of the UK
- Club Lloyds - Legacy account with free overdraft
- Student Lloyds Account - Even more free overdraft
- Tesco Credit Card - 0% spending got my MacBook on it
- Barclaycard - Another card I use to spend outside of UK
- Barclays Business - Use it for my little out of hours business
- Millennium Bank Visa Debit - to receive money from my Polish relatives
- Also have Curve, Tide and Transferwise but don’t use them so often
Also a Barclaycard Purchase card provided by my employer
Not everywhere takes Apple Pay. My local ASDA & B&Q don’t, with the latter not even taking contactless.
I’d love to ditch the wallet but until the local pub accepts Apple Pay then it’s difficult.
My local B&Q which was only built 3 years ago only has chip and pin too… It’s as if they are deliberatly wanting queues at the checkouts