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JSA-receiving payments
thepup
Posts: 66 Forumite
Hello.
Trying to complete online JSA application.
It asks how you want to be paid.....into an account or at post office.
Does "at a post office" mean getting a giro and cashing it?
Don't want payments into bank account due to financial troubles/offsetting.
Haven't opened a basic bank account yet....right this minute don't even have a spare pound.
Just want clarification of what "at the post office" means.
Thank you.
Trying to complete online JSA application.
It asks how you want to be paid.....into an account or at post office.
Does "at a post office" mean getting a giro and cashing it?
Don't want payments into bank account due to financial troubles/offsetting.
Haven't opened a basic bank account yet....right this minute don't even have a spare pound.
Just want clarification of what "at the post office" means.
Thank you.
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It means into an account you open at the post office. It's a basic account no £1 needed. http://www2.postoffice.co.uk/counter-services/counter-money-services/pensions-and-benefitsHello.
Trying to complete online JSA application.
It asks how you want to be paid.....into an account or at post office.
Does "at a post office" mean getting a giro and cashing it?
Don't want payments into bank account due to financial troubles/offsetting.
Haven't opened a basic bank account yet....right this minute don't even have a spare pound.
Just want clarification of what "at the post office" means.
Thank you.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money. 0 -
If you dont hav an account they will send you a giro to cash at your nominated post officeHello.
Trying to complete online JSA application.
It asks how you want to be paid.....into an account or at post office.
Does "at a post office" mean getting a giro and cashing it?
Don't want payments into bank account due to financial troubles/offsetting.
Haven't opened a basic bank account yet....right this minute don't even have a spare pound.
Just want clarification of what "at the post office" means.
Thank you.0
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