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sweetiepie2121
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Is a paying in book necessary to have?
I bank with NatWest.
What are the advantages/disadvantages of having one?
All coments apreciated.
Thanks.
I bank with NatWest.
What are the advantages/disadvantages of having one?
All coments apreciated.
Thanks.
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Over 1000 pound in debt.
To many red letters.
Welfare Rights helped me out.
Now I pay a little amount each month to clear debt.
So much eaiser the pressure has been taken off me. :A :A :A :A :A :A :A
Over 1000 pound in debt.
To many red letters.
Welfare Rights helped me out.
Now I pay a little amount each month to clear debt.
So much eaiser the pressure has been taken off me. :A :A :A :A :A :A :A
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If you are regularly filling out paying in slips its a lot quicker because you don't have to fill in account etc. details.0
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Never understood the need for them - they seem to be a throwback to a more archaic way of banking.
But if your bank requires an extra piece of paper, so be it.
Personally, I prefer "Hand over your money to a cashier, agree the amount, get a receipt printed and leave."
Far more sensible and no form filling.0 -
It's safer ...... pre-populated with your account data and therefore no bad handwritten figures to be misinterpreted.If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0
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opinions4u wrote: »Never understood the need for them - they seem to be a throwback to a more archaic way of banking.
But if your bank requires an extra piece of paper, so be it.
Personally, I prefer "Hand over your money to a cashier, agree the amount, get a receipt printed and leave."
Far more sensible and no form filling.0 -
opinions4u wrote: »Never understood the need for them - they seem to be a throwback to a more archaic way of banking.
But if your bank requires an extra piece of paper, so be it.
Personally, I prefer "Hand over your money to a cashier, agree the amount, get a receipt printed and leave."
Far more sensible and no form filling.
Agreed ... I'm assuming it's a throwback to the days before the level of computerisation that we have now. It certainly seems a curious and pointless waste of time for everyone.
I'm glad my account is with Halifax, where they do it in a far more sensible and modern way!0 -
If used properly, they provide extra protection to the bank and the customer. You write down what you have and a breakdown of the cash, they tick off against it and stamp it, it's now a paper record and proof of what was paid in. Sorted.0
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When using Barclays envelopes for the deposit box, they require a paying in slip as well as the hand written data on the envelope. What a waste of time.0
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Natwest do still provide them to give the customer a choice but you can just use your chip and pin card or just your account number to pay in at the cashier.0
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In the case of NatWest, the pay-in book would allow you to pay cash & cheques into your account via other parts of RBS group i.e RBS, Ulster bank & Isle of Man bank.0
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In the case of NatWest, the pay-in book would allow you to pay cash & cheques into your account via other parts of RBS group i.e RBS, Ulster bank & Isle of Man bank.
Have they not yet integrated their computer systems yet then?? With HBOS, you can use either a Halifax or BOS branch with either account, no need for a paying-in slip.0
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