When you put the money into the account the bank makes significant earnings on it and they will take 3 days to transfer it to another account in which they earn on it, and you get nothing. When they make so much money on what you put in and you pay a monthly fee, it's not exactly shocking that you get extras with it.
Surely if you got paid 100k a year and it went into that account you could still transfer the lot out of the account the day it goes in and then they can't make any money on it. Interbank transfers don't take 3 days anymore.
The account wouldn't be offered if the banks didn't make a profit on it.![]()
What does that have to do with anything?
You have to pay a monthly fee of £19.95 for those extra features, the standard private account doesn't give you them. Only the "advantage account" has the extra features.
When you put the money into the account the bank makes significant earnings on it and they will take 3 days to transfer it to another account in which they earn on it, and you get nothing. When they make so much money on what you put in and you pay a monthly fee, it's not exactly shocking that you get extras with it.
Don't know what my bank (Lloyds TSB) interest rates are on saving accounts
But i know there finance interest rates are sky high![]()
I guess they're relying on me staying with them when I graduate and hoping I actually earn some money.
by that do you mean they're Polish instead of Indian?RBS Customer Service is amazing, all their call centers are of the Caucasian Persuasion
Yes, people generally stay loyal and students often spend with their credit card, that's the main idea behind giving student accounts with a 0% overdraft.
Are you going to explain to me why you think that account is a rip-off, or are you just not going to reply? How else do you suggest money is routed in order to maximise the returns? (Genuine question, maybe i can make some money in a way i haven't thought of)