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[Bank Switch] Monthly Income requirement
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Any reason why you don't simply fund the TSB accounts internally via SO? Would certainly minimise management time...Canonshooter55 wrote: »I have a £500.00 qualifier set up by standing order from Halifax to TSB account. I then manually transfer INTERNALLY from one TSB account to the next and then return same back to the Halifax and this works perfectly.
£500.00 from 1 to 2
£506.50 from 2 to 3
£513.00 from 3 to 4
£519.50 from 4 to 1
£ 26.00 from 1 to Halifax (or wherever)0 -
An easier way of doing it for sure. Just that when I initially set it up I incorrectly presumed that the first £500.00 had to come from a different source so have always continued to do it from Halfax once the standing order had been set up.
I also run a similar set up from Halifax to Tesco Bank Current Account of £750.00 per month so Halifax stays as the central account. Also the amount of interest differs depending on the number of days in the month so a regular SO amount is not practical to set up.0 -
Canonshooter55 wrote: »An easier way of doing it for sure. Just that when I initially set it up I incorrectly presumed that the first £500.00 had to come from a different source so have always continued to do it from Halfax once the standing order had been set up.
I also run a similar set up from Halifax to Tesco Bank Current Account of £750.00 per month so Halifax stays as the central account. Also the amount of interest differs depending on the number of days in the month so a regular SO amount is not practical to set up.
You no longer have to fund Tesco current accounts with £750 each month;)0
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