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Setting up a RTM bank account
Rbutcher81
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi there.
We have just formed a right to manage company for our block of flats and need to setup a bank account to keep monthly service charge contributions in / pay bills etc.
I was wondering if anyone had any advice or recommendations on what bank/account would be suitable. I have looked on most banks websites but couldn't see much at all about accounts for RTM companies.
Thanks
Rob.
We have just formed a right to manage company for our block of flats and need to setup a bank account to keep monthly service charge contributions in / pay bills etc.
I was wondering if anyone had any advice or recommendations on what bank/account would be suitable. I have looked on most banks websites but couldn't see much at all about accounts for RTM companies.
Thanks
Rob.
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Rbutcher81 wrote: »Hi there.
We have just formed a right to manage company for our block of flats and need to setup a bank account to keep monthly service charge contributions in / pay bills etc.
I was wondering if anyone had any advice or recommendations on what bank/account would be suitable. I have looked on most banks websites but couldn't see much at all about accounts for RTM companies.
Thanks
Rob.
It will have to be a business account as banks wont allow a personal account to be used for this purpose. Perhaps you should go and speak to a business banking advisor in one of the banks you are interested in using.Time is a path from the past to the future and back again. The present is the crossroads of both. :cool:0
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