Closing a joint Halifax reward account

noh

If you take a look at the Halifax help pages it says to close a current account you should do so in branch or write to their account closure team.
See towards the end of this page.
http://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/help-guidance/common-enquiries/general-bank-account-enquiries/

Closing your account
To close your current account, please either make an appointment at your nearest branch or write to us at::
Halifax, Account Closure Team, PO Box 548, Leeds, LS1 1WU.

JustAnotherSaver

planteria wrote: »

good advice above.
my only other thought is that, unless you are breaking up, don't do it. a HR account can be easily harvested for £5/month:)

Breaking up isn't the only reason that an account should be closed.

How about if a brother & sister have a joint acc just for the £5 but the brother keeps getting in bother with the law, or more specifically he's seeing a girl who's a bit of a Jeremy Kyle contestant & is now calling the law on him despite the fact that she's the one punching him about & he's the one with a marked face with her having no marks. He has a suspended sentence over his head for 24 months & she knows this & knows that there's a chance he'll be put inside but does it anyway & then lays it on thick in a text afterwards that she'll be oh so alone & all the rest of the nonsense. And when the accounts start getting looked into, the legal lot will want to know about the connection & whether the sister should be paying any fees or whatever.

All hassle the sister could do without.

No breakup involved

noh wrote: »

Although not relevant to this thread. I opened all 3 of my Lloyd's Vantage online as I did with my three TSB Enhance accounts and my three BoS Vantage accounts.

Good for you & correct, not relevant. I couldn't open a 2nd or a 3rd online which is all that matters to me.

anoncol

Lol, what a story JustAnotherSaver

JustAnotherSaver

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