You can choose your own date, but can’t change it once you have it (yet).
Choose wisely
You can choose your own date, but can’t change it once you have it (yet).
Choose wisely
Oh that’s really useful. I mostly customise all my bills to be on the same day so I know when to expect it
@TheoGibson are there any plans to allow a “settle immediately” option when choosing the plan? I was using my Flex card on Google Pay and managed to set it as the default, so my jaunts to co-op, coffee shops, and bakeries were all flexed, leading me to have to select a plan and then pay back each one separately.
It got me thinking of situations where you may want S75 protection, but also don’t want to flex it and instead just pay it off immediately.
My flex card in the app has gone back to red wave (from Plus blue) after activating my card
There will be a flex card in the next couple of weeks
OoO mine has gone back to Hot Coral, despite being plus!
Oh cool. Must have missed that
I love Monzo Flex but I’d love it more if the first instalment was a month after the initial payment and not immediate, this is where Tymit pips Monzo at the post for me for that added convenience even though I’d rather keep everything in one place for banking.
I agree although making first payment does make you to some degree think can I afford to buy this right now.
Curve Flex
Paying that 1st installment there and then, fits with the responsible lending at least.
Did you go for it though or just be nosey I went with mine, thought I might as well. It’s there as a just in case, recently topped up my loan so not planning on going crazy
I’m on 3k; I wanna 6k limit.
The simplicity of swiping to the right … kerching! Mine appears to be stuck to the right… hopefully Monzo will fix this for me…
Any ETA for iOS?
Next week was mentioned not too far back in the thread…
When you put it like that, it’s pretty obvious why Monzo won’t lend you a large amount.
Limit change is live for me on iOS.
Will there be an option in the future to possible reduce the interest rate on flexing over 3 months?
Flexing over 3 months is free… soooooo - no, we probably won’t reduce the interest for Flexing over 3 months…
Assuming you mean over 6/ 12 - yes, reducing customers interest rates over time is something (at least I’d) like to do - it’s not on the next 3 month roadmap though.