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Transfer out of KRBS
bencallis
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All of my previous years ISA savings are currently at KRBS they were in a 1 year fixed rate isa which matured on the 20 July. They have now been put in a direct variable cash isa and I am wanting to transfer the full amount and add this years £5100 to Aldermore.
I have applied for Aldermore and am in the process of filling in the cash ISA transfer form. Under details of transfer it requires: Name of current provider (I presume Kent Reliance), Sort Code & Account Number.
I can not find reference to a sort code for my account anywhere nor can I find an account number without any letters in it.
The only account number I can find is DIS5******CAL (* representing a number).
I have applied for Aldermore and am in the process of filling in the cash ISA transfer form. Under details of transfer it requires: Name of current provider (I presume Kent Reliance), Sort Code & Account Number.
I can not find reference to a sort code for my account anywhere nor can I find an account number without any letters in it.
The only account number I can find is DIS5******CAL (* representing a number).
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Comments
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The sort code is irrelevant, because for all KRBS accounts it is 62-24-97.
Some providers ask for sort codes and make them a mandatory field on their application forms, which is a bit rubbish because for smaller banks/building societies there is probably only one.0 -
Thank you for the reply.
Any idea wether or not I should include the letters in the account number?0 -
If there's space, yes. If not, then it doesn't matter. The account number seven digits is unique to you anyway.0
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