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Anyone having bother with Halifax online today?
Nine_Lives
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Struggling to transfer OUT. Instead of viewing my account & clicking the payments & transfers which i usually do, this is signing me out every time. I'm having to click the "make payments" clue tab, or whatever it's called.
I'm in the process of cycling £1k between accounts. Everything going well until i've sent TO Halifax accounts (3 of them) - money not showing in any.
I'm in the process of cycling £1k between accounts. Everything going well until i've sent TO Halifax accounts (3 of them) - money not showing in any.
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I have used Halifax Online today without any problems.Striving to clear the mortgage before it finishes in Dec 2028 - amount currently owed - £10,153.440
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Haven't tried using Halifax today but then I wouldn't try making transfers on a non-bank working day. Have you moved money around through Halifax on a Sunday before?0
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Yes i have & never had a problem.anamenottaken wrote: »Have you moved money around through Halifax on a Sunday before?0 -
anamenottaken wrote: »Haven't tried using Halifax today but then I wouldn't try making transfers on a non-bank working day. Have you moved money around through Halifax on a Sunday before?
Have you not heard.... You can transfer many 24/7/365 not only between accounts, but also between diffrent banks now :eek:
The days of non working day have long gone..... :rotfl:Never ASSUME anything its makes a>>> A55 of U & ME <<<0 -
dalesrider wrote: »
The days of non working day have long gone..... :rotfl:
Not strictly true, anything you process on a Saturday/Sunday or Bank Holiday although may transact on the day shows as the next working day on your statement.
But you are correct, you can do banking now online 24hrs, 7 days a week :beer:0 -
dalesrider wrote: »Have you not heard.... You can transfer many 24/7/365 not only between accounts, but also between diffrent banks now :eek:
The days of non working day have long gone..... :rotfl:
Perhaps you should tell Nationwide who saySaturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays are non working days.0 -
I wish my employer saw Saturday as a non working day!!0
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Did all the usual merry-go-rounds yesterday with no issues.0
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Halifax have been kicking me out on and off for weeks now. It's erratic but happens often. It's hit or miss whether I can actually do a transfer in one go or not.Herman - MP for all!
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Not strictly true, anything you process on a Saturday/Sunday or Bank Holiday although may transact on the day shows as the next working day on your statement.
But you are correct, you can do banking now online 24hrs, 7 days a week :beer:
Well when i move cash between HSBC, halifax or Santander it shows as a debit or credit straight away in the accounts.
I have had the error the OP states with Halifax. But it usually corrects itself in a few mins. Think it is a lag issue using the internet.
Well in terms of cheque clearance and some other transactions. I bet their staff still are working :rotfl:Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays are non working days.Never ASSUME anything its makes a>>> A55 of U & ME <<<0
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