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Joint savings account for friends
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Hi
Could anyone advise if you know of a joint savings account that -
Thanks
Could anyone advise if you know of a joint savings account that -
- can be opened up with a friend not a partner or husband
- you dont have to both have a current account with that organisation
- has internet access for each person to their individual accounts
- allocates a card to each saver
Thanks
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What do you mean by individual accounts? Two accounts within the same joint savings account?0
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I think they mean individual internet account, to access the joint account.
Advice is don't fo it.
Creating a financial link when you don't need one can cause more problems than it solves.0 -
- I don't think the banks and things are particularly interested in the relationship between the two parties opening a joint account. On the application forms, the account holders are assumed to have different addresses, etc.
- Building societies and supermarkets don't offer current accounts, so there's no requirement to have a current account to have a savings account.
- My partner and I have quite a few joint accounts, and they all provide separate logins to access the joint account. (ie separate usernames and passwords).
I don't know about cards - do you mean debit cards, or ATM cards, or something else. I think this card is the only thing you're going to have to actually research.
Ah - the MSE article on savings accounts at
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/savings-accounts-best-interest
lists some savings accounts offering ATM cards. So you could try those. I think I once had an Abbey / Santander savings account with an ATM card, but looking on the site now, the one they offer has a poor rate.0 - I don't think the banks and things are particularly interested in the relationship between the two parties opening a joint account. On the application forms, the account holders are assumed to have different addresses, etc.
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