first direct regular saver 8% to be withdrawn

ColdIron

I think you are correct regarding the transfer of £1,500 p/m but you don't need to leave it in there. Cycle it in and then straight back out again if you want, maybe with a SO but I don't know if that can be used for the SO/DD requirement for the joining incentive as I didn't want that. BTW it's now £100 not £125

PS I assume you have set up a SO to move the £300 into the RS and it's not going to just sit in the 1st account

Robert90

breaking T&Cs by operating bank accounts in other people's names.

innovate

ColdIron wrote: »

PS I assume you have set up a SO to move the £300 into the RS and it's not going to just sit in the 1st account

First Direct set up this SO for you, you can't do it yourself

robotrobo

ColdIron wrote: »

I think you are correct regarding the transfer of £1,500 p/m but you don't need to leave it in there. Cycle it in and then straight back out again if you want, maybe with a SO but I don't know if that can be used for the SO/DD requirement for the joining incentive as I didn't want that. BTW it's now £100 not £125

PS I assume you have set up a SO to move the £300 into the RS and it's not going to just sit in the 1st account

thanks for the repy.

yes i have set up the account ,with £300 in to 1st account,
then transfered to reg/saver.
and £1 in e-saver.

if i transfer another 1200 makeing 1500 for the first 3months ,then i can reduce back down to the 300 reqd ,
can i set up a d/d from f/direct back , to my nat west account or santander? payable to my wife or myself?.

mr bean:)

robotrobo

Robert90 wrote: »

breaking T&Cs by operating bank accounts in other people's names.

hi robert
who are you quoteing t&cs to ?.
i opened my wifes account with her permission.
you probably dont mean me anyway .

best regards.
mr bean:)

ColdIron

innovate wrote: »

First Direct set up this SO for you, you can't do it yourself

Yes they did this for me but I thought it was just their customary good service or my boyish good looks

innovate

robotrobo wrote: »

hi robert
who are you quoteing t&cs to ?.
i opened my wifes account with her permission.
you probably dont mean me anyway .

best regards.
mr bean:)

You aren't allowed operate accounts for anyone else, unless you have Power Of Attorney, or it is a joint account.

robotrobo

innovate wrote: »

You aren't allowed operate accounts for anyone else, unless you have Power Of Attorney, or it is a joint account.

get a life! ok she opened the account online even without a signature, relax mate , your going over the top , chill out and be a good lad.
best regards.
mr bean

innovate

I am having a life, thank you, and a very nice one at that too.

It is plain stupid to brag on the Internet (or anywhere else) that you broke a bank's T&Cs, even if you did so unknowingly.

robotrobo

innovate wrote: »

I am having a life, thank you, and a very nice one at that too.

It is plain stupid to brag on the Internet (or anywhere else) that you broke a bank's T&Cs, even if you did so unknowingly.

dont be a plonker , shes opened her own account , did you serve your time in stalag?.

thanks for your advice anyway .
mr bean:)