That’s a bit of smoke and mirrors, it still has to clear. It’s just the status is tucked away at the bottom of the transaction page. I prefer the way Starling implemented that, it’s much clearer.
I did ponder on Kroo but with their recent up for sale stuff I didn’t wanna go there.
This is news to me. Let me look it up
They wanted to sell their shares a fraction of what I bought them for or some shizz. From £2.04 down to 14p a share.
Can’t remember fully but it didn’t give me much confidence, so they needed to cash out or it’ll probs failed.
I tried to find information on that. They are a bank with a full licence. I know they had issues early on but maybe they’ve improved
Just signed up to RBS (granted for the switching bonus) and received a VISA debit card.
I didn’t think they still offered those.
Yes they do. Allocation process seems to be a bit random but I have a Visa debit for my RBS account.
Take it from me don’t do it lol
I don’t suppose anyone has tried to change an individual Child and Co account to a join one recently have they? Seems like no new C&C or Drummonds accounts can be opened, but obviously this is an adding a new account holder to an existing account. Only have one C&C account, so slightly reluctant to just give it a go. So wondered if anyone had already.
Found my first downside to RBS this morning.
Woke up to find I was in an overdraft and panicked a little… only to discover it was a round-up that has pushed me into the red.
Not sure why the system has even allowed that to happen.
That seems abit naughty
Judging by their website it shouldn’t actually have happened so I’ll be interested to know what happened on this occasion…
Trust it to happen to me
Roundups shouldn’t do that. In my case when there isn’t enough funds for the round up it just doesn’t do it. But then again. I don’t have an overdraft.
I’m the same - no overdraft here either so it put me into an unarranged O/D
That’s definitely something to raise to them. The same principle applies for all the banks I use when it comes to roundups. If the funds aren’t available to cover the roundup it doesn’t do it.
If the bank puts you in an unarranged overdraft it’s their problem not yours so give them a call