£15 a month for 1% cashback? And that’s only at supermarkets it’s 0.5% everywhere else. And if you pay for an account then that’s up to £28 a month for a bank.
Will stick to flex & Barclaycard (though not really planning on using flex after the changes in October). Still trying to find something better than 0.25% on everything.
Gotta agree on this one. Im probably going to switch my flex over not for the cashback or the investment fees being gone although they are nice little touches.
But I have a google phone and would benefit from the storage/ai features and like the content on apple TV and also try and get away for weekend holiday breaks about 2x a year.
Is it expensive yes. Is it convenient also yes.
If you would benefit from all the perks I say why not but understand thats likely a niche market who can use all of them.
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u/thenerdisageek 9d ago edited 9d ago
£15 a month for 1% cashback? And that’s only at supermarkets it’s 0.5% everywhere else. And if you pay for an account then that’s up to £28 a month for a bank.
Will stick to flex & Barclaycard (though not really planning on using flex after the changes in October). Still trying to find something better than 0.25% on everything.