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Read the GPs link "A 50p charge every day your account is overdrawn by more than £20, up to a maximum charge of £15.50 a month. No other fees, that’s it". Tha
by benj111 7y ago
Read the GPs link
"A 50p charge every day your account is overdrawn by more than £20, up to a maximum charge of £15.50 a month. No other fees, that’s it".
That sounds like a 50p a day fixed fee to me.
They can still charge a percentage, but that 50p per day (£15.50/ month)is £186pa on a potentially only £20 overdraft, I don't think they would get away with the equivalent APR.
In the context of the conversation, one current source of income was offered, so I think its reasonable at that point to label it their one source of income, other sources have been mentioned elsewhere on the thread though.
- shawabawa3 7y agooh, my bad, I didn't realise Monzo used a fixed fee. I'm glad they have to change that, that's payday-loan level APR for small overdraft balances I was thinking of Starling's overdraft (similar UK bank) which is 15% APR with no fixed fee