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A quick urgent question
Muscle750
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I have a SO paid into my acct on the 30th of every month this month its on saturday will the money be paid into my acct tomorrow friday the 29th or will it go throu midnight friday/saturday morning ?
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It depends on whom you bank with and what there policy is about paying money into another account at the weekend is.
I know with Halifax and Bank Of Scotland if a SO is going out a a weekend they wont process it until the next working day. Which in most cases would be a Monday, and sometimes it wont show in the persons account until the day after its processed.Time is a path from the past to the future and back again. The present is the crossroads of both. :cool:0 -
IMO standing orders cannot be paid early - so the next working day after the 30th will be Monday.0
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jonesMUFCforever wrote: »IMO standing orders cannot be paid early - so the next working day after the 30th will be Monday.
a standing order will go out on the day you tell it to. it will not go early. you could change the date to a few days earlier to avoid this situation0 -
The transaction will be dated for Monday - it's always the next working day if it falls at a weekend or bank holiday.
Depending on who you bank with, it may show up overnight Friday/Saturday, on Sunday afternoon, or overnight Sunday/Monday.0 -
In this case the standing order is paid IN to the account not taken out.iluvsaving wrote: »a standing order will go out on the day you tell it to. it will not go early. you could change the date to a few days earlier to avoid this situation
The OP has no control over the date.0
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