if balance is less than 15000 eur it shloud not be a big problem i think
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Why do you think so?if balance is less than 15000 eur it shloud not be a big problem i think
It's a good choice!I received this today. At the moment I won't be joining:
Got today the same notification from Revolut. Me neither will join it! First thing they ask for is the tax residence!Why do you think so?
It's a good choice!
No, they got just name and surname, no my tax code neither residence confirmation (just address to send the card).They may already have your information and report you once they are deemed to do so in a few years.
is there any minimum that you have to reach to get reported?if balance is less than 15000 eur it shloud not be a big problem i think
No you get reported even if you have 0 eurois there any minimum that you have to reach to get reported?
I know it might have been discussed several times here, but can sombody elaborate the reporting standarts of emis in general pls?No you get reported even if you have 0 euro
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will that have anything to do with the "Join Revolut Bank" process? I haven't joined yet and if they will force me to join I'll probably close the account.
I've had these emails for months and ignore them. For me, there's no advantage in migrating to their bank. Of course, we all have different reasons for using EMIs like Revolut. For me, one advantage is being able to instantly transfer small amounts of money to my son at university and the other is simply one of safety - i.e. spreading funds around. I don't don't keep enough in my EMIs to worry about the 100K guarantee and given Revolut's habit of randomly freezing accounts, I would always use the traditional banks for anything major.I don't think so. Any reason for not wanting to join the bank?
I've had these emails for months and ignore them. For me, there's no advantage in migrating to their bank. Of course, we all have different reasons for using EMIs like Revolut. For me, one advantage is being able to instantly transfer small amounts of money to my son at university and the other is simply one of safety - i.e. spreading funds around. I don't don't keep enough in my EMIs to worry about the 100K guarantee and given Revolut's habit of randomly freezing accounts, I would always use the traditional banks for anything major.
I may reconsider in the future, but as yet, I take the view that if it ain't broken, don't fix it.