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How to transfer money to Nationwide Savings account?

mobilejo
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Hi,
Sorry if this is a silly question, but I have set up Nationwide Savings accounts for my children and am really confused about account numbers;
they all use the same sort code of 070093 and the same bank account number of 33333334. The only unique identifier is what they call "account number/reference" printed in the passbook. I won't put they what are but the format is this: 1234/123 456 789.
When transferring money from a different bank, what details do I use exactly?
Thanks in advance.
Sorry if this is a silly question, but I have set up Nationwide Savings accounts for my children and am really confused about account numbers;
they all use the same sort code of 070093 and the same bank account number of 33333334. The only unique identifier is what they call "account number/reference" printed in the passbook. I won't put they what are but the format is this: 1234/123 456 789.
When transferring money from a different bank, what details do I use exactly?
Thanks in advance.
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I would imagine it is...
sort code 070093
account number 33333334
reference 1234/123 456 789God save the King!
I'll save Winston Churchill, Jane Austen, J. M. W. Turner and Alan Turing.0 -
When transferring money from a different bank, what details do I use exactly?
When you set up a payment facility from another bank, you will be asked for all three. It's rather like when you pay money to a crdit-card account; the sort code and account number are generally the same for everybody with the credit-card number being the only distinction between different people's credit-card account.
You will need to set up a separate payment facility for each child using the individual reference number for each child.Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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and of course try it out with a small sum of money to check all's ok0
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Thanks for the replies.
I have tried it as suggested with £1. What you say makes sense though, I can't see it going wrong (**crosses fingers!**)0
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