Reviewing Bunq Bank - Looking at the Travel, Premium Credit Cards, Pricing & Business features

Today we take a look at Bunq bank and examine what type of bank they are and which products they offer. At the end of the video, I reveal some interesting drawbacks of the Bunq Travel, Premium & SuperGreen credit cards.

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What is Bunq?
So in short Bunq is a new age bank, that tries to innovate the banking sector. It does this by spending a lot of R&D on the fintech app. Constantly adding new features to keep banking completely mobile.
Next to this the bank has made going green a major part of its focus and branding. Bunq has teamed up with the Eden Reforesting Project to plant trees for specific account holders.
Bunq is unique, in the fact that it is a fully mobile bank. You sign up by entering your mobile phone number and this gets the application process started.

Now even though Bunq is presenting itself as a European Bank for expats, there are some elements to consider that might not be ideal for most expats. I'll be diving deeper into this in the conclusion of the video.

Video Structure
00:00 Intro
00:50 Examining the Bunq Travel card
01:57 Premium vs SuperGreen card
03:16 Bunq Business card
03:50 Conclusion

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