Jan Watermann

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2,178 appearances 14 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 12 Aug

Jan Watermann’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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They basically put on top of your salary under the condition that you receive it into your crack account directly from your employer.
In order to get the full 1%, again, you have to have a minimum balance of £50,000 of them.
salary deposit win like that's like gold dust isn't it because it's recurring reliable income that they can put on their balance sheet and make no mistake about it cracker trying to do it here as well they're interested in getting that if you have a minimum balance of a thousand pounds you're still getting half a percent which is not too bad right um but yeah below that it starts being being unattractive but a thousand pounds it's accessible that should be available to everyone so that might actually be something worth thinking about
No, it's not terrible.
It's not.
Something to mention, it requires two and a half thousand pounds a month of payroll.
So this might not even be available to everyone.
If you're earning less than that, then you cannot use that feature.
You know, there are pros and cons everywhere.
But I think that's not terrible.
It's actually quite a useful feature.
That's right, Jan.
Should we talk about a Nexo card, which has a very interesting concept, by the way?
Yeah.
Because that's a card that works in a dual mode, essentially.
You can use it as a credit card, but you could also use it as a debit card.
So I think that's quite innovative in itself.
Definitely worth mentioning here.
The headline rate is up to 2% of cashback that you could possibly get.
In order to get that though, now the conditions, definitely worth looking into.
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