Can we get a metal Investor card please?
#Day33
One day we will have the precious.
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One day… 
One off fee for the metal card please!
Looks great, although a black one would be awesome I think.
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For metal cards, one-off fee is the correct answer!
Also, please hot coral metal!
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Yes i love it
Just had an email come through - a survey asking about account interest.
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I voted for 2.5% up to £1,000 - that seems like a no brainer to me, if I have more in my current account then I’ll just move it to a savings pot.
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I hope they change their view on pots if/when it comes to this.
Include the amount you have in pots towards the calculation for interest gained like how Starling does.
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That’s practically what I answered as well. If I’ve got more than 1k in the account for a couple of days (i.e. it isn’t between “pay day” and “mortgage payment day”), then it’s syphoned off to a savings account.
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Exactly the same reply here pretty much!
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I got this too!
It also mentioned the waitlist for Plus and how they’re working on inviting more users soon.
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I think 2.5 up to £1000 would be best if it doesn’t include the normal non-interest bearing pots. But if it includes those pots (which I think it should) then 1.5 up to 4000 may be better.
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I didn’t get the email, despite having Monzo Plus, but 2.5% up to £1000 is an absolute lock there IMO
If I’d had the email I’d have chosen either 2.5% on £1000 or 1.5% on £4000.
As others have said I believe most people would move anything more than that into a savings pot where they can already get 1.5% anyway.
From my knowledge people only tend to keep what they need for that month or so within their current account.
1% up to £10,000 just encourages people not to use pots.
I’m guessing pots are not going to be included in this calculation. Only because it will add to the confusion of people remembering which pot is a monzo pot and which is with another provider.
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Same reply from me!
2.5% up to £1000 as I rarely have more than this in my main account as the rest is on committed spends or siphoned off into pots.
I’d seriously consider Monzo Plus if this were implemented. I’ve been watching with interest, but didn’t think the current offering was worth it.
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I don’t have Monzo Plus- yet but am now looking at the possibility more as the advancements take shape.
2.5% on up to £1,000 makes the most sense to me - reward those that are holding money in their current accounts the most, when they hit that cap they now have various vehicles for saving more than £1,000 (ISAs, instant access) whilst the interest rate is lower than the current account, you can put more in and so can get to the same level of interest being paid.
Seems like a no brainer for me to go for 2.5% at £1,000
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Did you intercept my response to the questionnaire 
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I was waiting for the likes of this, and other “base” features to come on board as well.
I’m not sure the £25 per year (of a £72 annual fee) would entice me - There would have to be much more in the core offering to justify the extra £50 (for me anyway).
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Pretty much echoing what others have said. I opted for the 2.5% for up to £1,000. A high balance is unlikely for me as I move everything to savings where I already get ~1.5% or better. The remaining money is for bills which is transient and a small amount <£1000 I give myself each month to spend on things.
From a monthly Monzo Plus fee perspective, it would certainly help cover some of the cost. However, with the Monzo Plus current offerings, I would still feel I was at a loss. When some of the proposed benefits come into play then this would certainly help feel like you’re getting your moneys worth out of it and more.
p.s. 
at being a “Plustomer”
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