Avoid at all costs. I saved £20 a month to improve my credit score. After the 12-month saving period ended, the company required me to open a new savings account to access my funds or pay a £35 fee to continue using my existing account. Opening a new account resulted in a hard inquiry on my credit file, causing a 35-point drop, completely undermining my efforts. Moreover, the user experience on their platform is poor, filled with misleading tactics that push you to sign up for unnecessary paid services. As a design professional with 20 years of experience, I can recognize these strategies, but I can only imagine how bewildering it must be for individuals with complex needs or less social awareness. While the company may have started with good intentions, it no longer reflects that. They have become quite problematic.
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