Prepaid envelopes for posting cheques?

MoneySavingUser

A+L used to offer this but don't have an account with Santander now

HSBC say they don't offer this

who does offer it?

izools

Smile do from the Co-Operative Bank:

http://www.smile.co.uk/

M_Thomson

izools wrote: »

Smile do from the Co-Operative Bank:

http://www.smile.co.uk/

They haven't done this for a few years.

barak

M_Thomson wrote: »

They haven't done this for a few years.

...but they do have envelopes you can use to deposit at a Post Office.

slup_2

First Direct do.

Careful_ly

Norwich and Peterborough do too

[Deleted User]

and also Lloyds TSB

premierfella

Coventry have a Freepost (2nd class) address for cheque deposits (although I do not recall for certain if they provide the actual prepaid envelopes).

oldagetraveller

Although the pre-printed/paid envelopes are no longer available Smile still provide a Freepost address for sending cheques using your own envelopes.

Q. How do I pay cheques in by post?

A. Send them to smile, FREEPOST NEA 14877, Northampton, NN4 7BR, remembering to include a completed smile paying in slip. For full details of cheque clearing times please see the cheque clearing cycle

EarthBoy

Surely you're not going to choose a current account based on whether you get free postage paid envelopes or not?

It might be a nice bonus to have them, but they are hardly essential, and there are much more important factors to take into consideration when choosing an account.

coolesticeking

Most banks will allow you to send cheques direct to the branch with a completed paying-in slip.