Sander Yes that’s what I said already... ;)
And even in a Pack, in the scenario I’ve written above: it’s still €5 extra just for a shared account... which is ridiculous.
In other words: without the option to issue a joint card, Bunq is not attractive at all for people whom just like to add a single joint account to their Premium. (And Bunq isn’t attractive at all to begin with hehe :P) If you as Premium user can issue a joint card for use with a Free user which takes up one of your Premium slots: it costs you nothing or at most costs you €2 extra if you’re out of cards... Now that is reasonable and perfectly acceptable. €5/€8 is simply steep for the outlined purpose.
So I do hope Bunq will consider adding such a feature, because again: €8/month extra on top of your existing fees just to share an account with your wife is simply bizarre. You know, for a “bank of the free” Bunq appears to be anything but flexible and seems to be designed as a cashcow even for what should be common features. I’m sad to see that, as the concept was nice - but the more you use it, the more you run in to limitations I never encountered at other banks (whom were cheaper.).