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Hallo
hoeveel is het maandabonnement?

    @New-Indigo-Chimpanzee-705453537#265642 All bunq plans are documented on the website: https://www.bunq.com/benefits You can freely choose and change your plan according to your wishes at any time. If you're a new customer, you're probably starting into your first month with a free trial of the Easy Green plan.

      @New-Green-Warthog-674374887#265652 Profile > Settings > My plan, to change your plan or close your bunq account. Refund via bunq support.

        @New-Green-Warthog-674374887#265652 You can change your plan to Easy Savings if you want. See here for more info: https://together.bunq.com/d/3317 That way you can keep using bunq as a savings account, completely for free.

        You can also close your bunq account altogether. That's also simple, see here for instructions: https://together.bunq.com/d/18035

        As for a refund, well I wouldn't know why you would get one but you could always try to ask I guess.

          Jakob, but if I close account for subscription change I can't reopen it for 60 days.
          Maybe it's better to move my money to another bank and close bunq forever.
          60 days is not acceptable

            @New-Green-Warthog-674374887#265657 No, you can't reopen it after 60 days. So within 60 days you can reopen an archived sub-account. After 60 days it's archived forever.

            But if you want to archive a sub-account, it needs to be empty. And you can't reopen a normal sub-account on the Easy Savings plan, because that subscription only supports savings accounts. If you want to keep using one of your sub-accounts and keep the IBAN, you'll have to switch to Easy Bank.

              @New-Green-Warthog-674374887#265657 I guess it's time to make up your mind on whether you want to use bunq or not. If you have any questions, we can certainly try to answer them. But we cannot make decisions for you.

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