Does banking happen at weekends?

YorkshireBoy

I've heard of a banking feature that stops charges for minor transgressions such as these.

I believe it's called an 'overdraft facility'.

Rikki

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

I've heard of a banking feature that stops charges for minor transgressions such as these.

I believe it's called an 'overdraft facility'.

Not on a childs account, but they will let them go overdrawn and potentially charge them. :mad:

regularsaver1

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

I've heard of a banking feature that stops charges for minor transgressions such as these.

I believe it's called an 'overdraft facility'.

Basic accounts do bit allow an overdraft facility, but most probabaly have a small buffer

YorkshireBoy

YorkshireBoy wrote:

I've heard of a banking feature that stops charges for minor transgressions such as these.

I believe it's called an 'overdraft facility'.

Rikki wrote: »

Not on a childs account, but they will let them go overdrawn and potentially charge them. :mad:

regularsaver1 wrote:

Basic accounts do bit allow an overdraft facility, but most probabaly have a small buffer

OK, it appears the irony of my 'tongue-in-cheek' post has been wasted here. :rolleyes:

So, lets keep it serious then...

assuming the OP's husband is an adult, and it's not a basic bank account, how about setting up an overdraft facility?

Bogof_Babe

That's not a bad idea, I don't know why there isn't one. I'm with Nat West and they gave me one automatically. His is a Lloyds Classic a/c. Thanks for pointing that out, we will look into it.

regularsaver1

thats assuming that all "adults" have full accounts - there are more basic accounts than there are current accounts