I wouldn’t want features that cost Monzo money, since they are not even profitable yet.
I would want to see joint account parity with all Plus features and connected account parity with as many features as technically possible (e.g. predicting future payments, inclusion in budgeting etc).
These articles seem pointless, because there’s a repeating pattern and they’re ignoring it. Joint account for Plus/Premium. But they will continue to ignore that request
I’m ‘full’ monzo in that my salary is paid into Monzo. My wife and I also have a Monzo joint account. However, I’ve stopped using Monzo for day to day stuff… why?
Revolut for virtual cards… they’re great for when I sign up to some online trial that will try to charge me again… or if I’m doing business overseas and I don’t know if I should trust them…
Starling because it’s dead easy to walk into a post office and pay cash in, fee free.
Chase for the 1% cash back and 5% interest on roundups. That really is a game changer.
This combination gives me all I need. Monzo feels to be lagging in the features race. Although, I’m sticking with Monzo because I’m hoping that one day the crowdfund investment becomes good
Just get Plus or Premium. And before you say “that’s free with Revolut” you should consider the long-game here. Every company needs to make money. If you ask for cashback and say you won’t pay for the account, then where does that end up? I personally want to pay for the services that I use, so that they don’t have to make money out of me surreptitiously, and I think you should too.
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I think you’re flat wrong here, sorry. You can’t look on a feature-by-feature basis, you have to look at the whole, because the whole is where this question is meaningful. If you don’t pay for something then money will be made somehow, or the service will eventually cease to exist (when the VC runs out). If you’re not paying then the development effort no longer goes into satisfying your needs directly; those become a secondary concern. The primary development effort goes into making stuff for whoever is paying. I’ve witnessed this both externally (as will you have) and also first-hand.
Pay for the stuff you like directly.
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Understood. It just sounded a little “tin foil hat” when I first read it.
You’d rather companies openly charged for extras than hiding the costs elsewhere and provided them ‘free.’