Budgeting f_

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Monzo Flex

Your salary sorted into Pots. Your spare change turned into savings. Your money, doing what it should with Monzo.

Why it worked

The video effectively demonstrates a practical use case for Monzo Flex by showing how it enables enjoyable experiences like dining out without financial guilt, aligning with the creator's message of intentional spending and good money management.

Summary

The creator explains how Monzo Flex on Apple Pay allows her to budget for special occasions like dining out without draining her current bank balance. She highlights the ability to split costs interest-free and pay contactless, making it a convenient tool for managing expenses while still saving and investing.

Structure

1Introduction to monthly budgeting and planning for special occasions
2Using Monzo Flex on Apple Pay for a restaurant meal
3Explaining the benefits: 0% interest, splitting costs, not impacting budget
4Convenience of contactless payment and no foreign transaction fees

Original caption

ad. Budgeting for the moments you don't want to miss out on is important - which Monzo Flex on Apple Pay allows me to do. I get to enjoy the things I love about London (great restaurants!) whilst budgeting carefully and still saving and investing. @monzo Representative example: 29% APR representative (variable). 1200 credit limit. 29% yearly interest (variable). 18+, UK residents. Monzo account required. Credit if eligible. Ts&Cs apply. Missed payments may negatively impact credit scores. Loans not offered by Apple.

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Product placement

Monzo Flex ACTS: it is used to pay for a meal, allowing the user to split the cost over several months with 0% interest. Removing it would mean the user could not pay in this way. Monzo ACTS: it is the bank that offers Monzo Flex. Removing it would mean the user could not use this payment method. Apple Pay ACTS: it is the payment system used to facilitate the transaction with Monzo Flex. Removing it would mean the user could not pay in this way.

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Budgeting f_ Budgeting for special occasions with Monzo Flex ✨ Representative example: 29% APR representative (variable). 1200 credit limit. 29% yearly interest (variable). 18+, UK residents. Monzo account required. Credit if eligible, Ts&Cs apply. Missed payments may negatively impact credit scores. Loans not offered by Apple. Software requirements apply.

Transcript

It's the end of the month. And while I always stick to my strict monthly budget, I like to plan ahead for special occasions without draining my current bank balance. For me, budgeting isn't about missing out. It's about choosing the right tools to manage my monthly outgoings. I once took a friend out for dinner for his birthday. And there was this restaurant in London that we were so excited to get a table at. So instead of paying for it all at once, I used Monzo Flex on Apple Pay. I could split the cost over three months at 0% interest, which means it doesn't throw off my budget. That matters to me because I still want to keep saving and investing properly. And because it's on Apple Pay, I can pay quickly and easily without needing my physical card. Not to mention, it's accepted everywhere you can pay contactless. And there are no foreign transaction fees either, if you're using abroad. Because those really put me in a bad mood. It means I can enjoy one of the things I love most about London, great restaurants, without feeling guilty about the cost. For me, that's what good money management looks like. I'm not saying no to the things I care about. I'm just making sure they fit into my budget. 18+, UK residents. Monzo account required. Credit if eligible, Ts&Cs apply. Missed payments may negatively impact credit scores. Loans not offered by Apple. Software requirements apply. For me, that's what good money management looks like. I'm not saying no to the things I care about. I'm just making sure they fit into my budget.