Indeed. It also minimises the risk of putting all their eggs (money) into one basket.That's normally because the income from the company that they've bought services the debt used to buy it and the debt can be used to offset their tax bill.
Indeed. It also minimises the risk of putting all their eggs (money) into one basket.That's normally because the income from the company that they've bought services the debt used to buy it and the debt can be used to offset their tax bill.
Well if people default on the loan then no one really wins. Certainly not the bank.
The bank want people who can afford credit.
mehThat's normally because the income from the company that they've bought services the debt used to buy it and the debt can be used to offset their tax bill.
Banp.s. there's a new app called Chase
EDIT - Unless @randomshenans was trying to be funny of course.
Just seems an odd move as i'd have thought their offerings would be virtually identical and the effort to switch would be costly and time consuming.
I imagine Mastercard are just making their offering more appealing and making the switch as painless as possible.
I have an RBS account from a past switching incentive I rinsed them on. They had the cheek to "green wash" their announcement email by saying the switch to Mastercard was also environmentally sustainable as the Mastercard is 90% recycled.......ignoring the fact they are sending 16 million VISA cards to landfill prematurely. Outrageous.Not sure if there's a better thread but this seems relevant. Maybe the Trading the Stockmarket would be the only alternative.
Are there any issues going on at Visa?
I have current accounts with First Direct and Natwest, a few months back First Direct switched my debit card from Visa to Mastercard and i've just had an email from Natwest who are making the same switch. I assume HSBC are the same given they own FD. This article suggests Santander also moed earlier in the year.
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-mastercard-natwest-idUSKBN2A40XK
Just seems an odd move as i'd have thought their offerings would be virtually identical and the effort to switch would be costly and time consuming.
No idea what the swap is about but Revolut did the same a while back (I have the original VISA and a new Mastercard) and I think Curve? did too.
Oooo this will be handy if Monzo go belly up and I need to moveStarling have released Bill Manager! Their version of paying DD’s from pots.
Starling have released Bill Manager! Their version of paying DD’s from pots.
Why would Monzo go belly up? Have I missed somethingOooo this will be handy if Monzo go belly up and I need to move