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I have my £100 from A&L; now can I switch back?
banwa
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Many many grovelling apologies if this has been asked before, and I have asked it in another thread but had no replies but I really want to know if I can switch back to my old account now. I had every intention of keeping the A&L account and ditching Halifax altogether but it takes far too long to transfer between accounts, and the displayed balances are very confusing, I no longer feel like I am in control of our money.:(
Is there anything to stop me having my wages switched? I only have two DDs and they should be easy to switch too
Thanks folks
Is there anything to stop me having my wages switched? I only have two DDs and they should be easy to switch too
Thanks folks
Debt £26k 18/10/14
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Many many grovelling apologies if this has been asked before, and I have asked it in another thread but had no replies but I really want to know if I can switch back to my old account now. I had every intention of keeping the A&L account and ditching Halifax altogether but it takes far too long to transfer between accounts, and the displayed balances are very confusing, I no longer feel like I am in control of our money.:(
Is there anything to stop me having my wages switched? I only have two DDs and they should be easy to switch too
Thanks folks
It'll be in the T & C. Did you have to wait 3 months for the £100?
I imagine now you've had the £100, you can switch.Justice for the 96 YNWA
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I certainly switched from A&L almost immediately after I received my £100, having found them to be awful.
Just ensure that you maintain the minimum monthly deposit (£500, from memory?) until the account is closed, so they don't hit you with an underfunding charge.0 -
I certainly switched from A&L almost immediately after I received my £100, having found them to be awful.
Just ensure that you maintain the minimum monthly deposit (£500, from memory?) until the account is closed, so they don't hit you with an underfunding charge.
I moved to A&L 2 years ago after 20 odd years with Halifax. They lured me with a high interest ISA, 6% on current account etc. They were terrible in the transfer, blamed Halifax for everything.
Now theyre under Santander who are equally terrible in my short experience with them I expect A&L to continue being rubbishJustice for the 96 YNWA
Silver linings are the best
Do not regret growing older, it is a privilege denied to many.
If I lay here, If I just lay here
will you lie with me and just forget the world
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Thank you.
I moved te 2 direct debits and given work my other account details so hoping this is okayDebt £26k 18/10/140 -
ITs a bit impossible to figure what bank to open next when someone says A and L are terrible anthe says they are OK etc etc I was about to open an A and L bank for that £75 deal and use that bank for general banking0
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You'll find that with any bank - it's down to personal preferences/expectations.ITs a bit impossible to figure what bank to open next when someone says A and L are terrible anthe says they are OK etc etc I was about to open an A and L bank for that £75 deal and use that bank for general banking
Having experienced generally positive banking services from several of the big name banks, I simply found A&L's service dire in comparison; you may, or may not, find that it suits your needs adequately.0
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