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Convert personal bank account to joint
peteb74
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My wife's bank has written to her to say they are considering closing her account as she doesn't pay enough in; is it feasible to just transfer all her ins and outs to my account and have her name added to the account or would that incur a charge? Or as an alternative, are there any basic bank accounts you’d recommend as she’s been turned down from a few places for being a temporary worker.
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You can transfer the needed amount in and out every month if you wish.My wife's bank has written to her to say they are considering closing her account as she doesn't pay enough in;
I don't know any charges for this.is it feasible to just transfer all her ins and outs to my account and have her name added to the account or would that incur a charge?
Can she not downgrade her account with the same bank? What bank is it?Or as an alternative, are there any basic bank accounts you’d recommend as she’s been turned down from a few places for being a temporary worker.
That said, most normal accounts require minimum pay in only for some benefits. I have several literally dormant: Barclays, Lloyds, Smile0 -
It should be possible to convert your sole account to a joint account- check with your bank.
And you can set up a SO to send money from that account to your wife's and she can set up a SO to send it back again.0 -
Lloyds let you convert a sole account to a joint online.Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0
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