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Virgin Bank - what day will my wages hit

gingermango
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So I have recently changed banks from Santander to Virgin. This month my wages are due on Monday 23rd, and with Santander they would have been available from the monday. However a couple of colleagues have said their's are available from Saturday when payday is a monday but they banks with Barclays.
Does anyone know what day they will go into a Virgin account?
Does anyone know what day they will go into a Virgin account?
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in short, no..
but perhaps your employer banks with Barclays, and so the payments to colleagues arrive and are available instantly?
unless there's a really important reason i wouldn't worry, i would just bank with who you want to bank with and receive your salary and use it as you need/choose:)0 -
gingermango wrote: »So I have recently changed banks from Santander to Virgin. This month my wages are due on Monday 23rd, and with Santander they would have been available from the monday. However a couple of colleagues have said their's are available from Saturday when payday is a monday but they banks with Barclays.
Does anyone know what day they will go into a Virgin account?
Some banks process Monday's credits and debits early. Barclays may be one of them (although I think the banks that do it are phasing it out.)
You'll be paid, at the latest, by Monday morning.0 -
in short, no..
but perhaps your employer banks with Barclays, and so the payments to colleagues arrive and are available instantly?
unless there's a really important reason i wouldn't worry, i would just bank with who you want to bank with and receive your salary and use it as you need/choose:)
It's an old wives tale. Banking with the same bank as your employer makes no difference.
They'll specify the date it should be paid in with their BACS direct credit instructions.0 -
It used to be the case that some intra-bank payments would bypass the BACS cycle.
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