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Co-op Cashminder cheque clearance question
fara_2
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Hi, I was wondering if anyone could advise me on this.
I deposited a cheque (£500+) into my Co-op Cashminder account on Monday. It's the first time I've deposited a cheque into the account and was expecting it to be up to 5 days before it cleared.
However, I checked my online account on Wednesday and it was already showing in my "available balance" (which has a "CR" next to it). But underneath the account details it states "Note - Your available balance may not include recent debit or credit transaction but may include un-cleared cheques."
Which doesn't make much sense to me... why include un-cleared cheques in the "available" balance? :question:
It there's anyone who has the same account could you please tell me how long it usually takes a cheque to clear (the one I deposited was from a company not a private individual) and does the "available balance" in your online account mean the money which is actually available for you to withdraw, or something else? :question:
Thanks a lot.
I deposited a cheque (£500+) into my Co-op Cashminder account on Monday. It's the first time I've deposited a cheque into the account and was expecting it to be up to 5 days before it cleared.
However, I checked my online account on Wednesday and it was already showing in my "available balance" (which has a "CR" next to it). But underneath the account details it states "Note - Your available balance may not include recent debit or credit transaction but may include un-cleared cheques."
Which doesn't make much sense to me... why include un-cleared cheques in the "available" balance? :question:
It there's anyone who has the same account could you please tell me how long it usually takes a cheque to clear (the one I deposited was from a company not a private individual) and does the "available balance" in your online account mean the money which is actually available for you to withdraw, or something else? :question:
Thanks a lot.
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Only reason I can think of is that the cheque was also from someone who banks with the co-op and therefore there wasn't the usual clearing process.
Otherwise it could be a mistake and you couldn't actually use the funds within the 5 days if you tried.
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, it makes people wonder what you have been up to.0 -
Fully explained here incl worked example:
http://www.co-operativebank.co.uk/servlet/Satellite/1199261362361,CFSweb/Page/Bank-CustomerServicesEthical moneysaver0
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