Now we all know the the Irish Banks won't be anything like these 3 as there only interest is ripping the public off, lets face it they have been doing that for years its in there make up unless they offer free cash then they can go whistle.
I have always said they would rather slit there wrists than give you something for nothing!
I do find it astonishing that some people seem to think it is a prudent thing to do to have large sums saved with a loss making online "money manager" app which lacks the cover that a licensed bank can give.
When I look at my own banking requirements and needs, as an ordinary "Joe Soap" and the costs of my banking in terms of fees and charges against what I would pay on Revolut, the saving to me would work out at around €0.80 per week. Not worth the risk in my mind.
Losing even a €100 balance on Revolut would be a big deal for tens of thousands of Irish users.who has large sums of money with Revolut?
who has large sums of money with Revolut?
No, the savings vaults are not separate accounts. All your money is held in a single account. They are just a visual tools helping account holders to organise their money.This is seperate from those held in Revolut savings vaults
No, the savings vaults are not separate accounts. All your money is held in a single account. They are just a visual tools helping account holders to organise their money.
A scheme participant must have an agreement with other individual scheme participants or with communities of scheme participants (for example, at the level of a country) before it can support any option.
I was just listening to the IT's Inside Business podcast and apparently the banks haven't upgraded their systems to comply with SEPA Instant, so this looks like a cheap fix.
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