paying cash into nationwide account

Old_Git

is there any way to pay cash into a nationwide current account without going to a nationwide branch .

Can it be paid via the post office or another bank .It will be CASH every 4 weeks .Approx £70 .

Cant to DD or online .

jonesMUFCforever

Why can't it be sent online?
(You pay the cash into your own account then send it online)

Old_Git

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

Why can't it be sent online?
(You pay the cash into your own account then send it online)

its for a disabled person who doesn't have online . The options are cash or cash .

xylophone

Does somebody want to give the disabled person £70 a month?

Could the donor not set up a standing order from his own account?

YorkshireBoy

Old_Git wrote: »

Can it be paid via the post office

Not according to the information on the Post Office website.

or another bank .

Can't answer that, but I wouldn't think so. It's certainly not an option in their current account T&Cs or 'ways to bank' on their website.

Why not give Nationwide a call (on the person's behalf, if their disability prevents them using a telephone)? You won't need to go through security for a general enquiry such as this.

Geoff1963

The question to Nationwide begins, "Hello, I'd like to give you some money . . .
They should fall over themselves to help.

TheShape

Geoff1963 wrote: »

The question to Nationwide begins, "Hello, I'd like to give you some money . . .
They should fall over themselves to help.

£70 a month?! I imagine the CEO will collect it by hand and deposit it himself:rotfl:

YorkshireBoy

Geoff1963 wrote: »

The question to Nationwide begins, "Hello, I'd like to give you some money . . .

...and ends with "and being as it's a current account I trust you'll understand I only want you to hold it for a few days/weeks/months until I spend it".

"Fall over themselves"? Nah.

Old_Git

xylophone wrote: »

Does somebody want to give the disabled person £70 a month?

Could the donor not set up a standing order from his own account?

other way around .Disabled person has to pay £70 every month . Its a rent top up . The rest of the rent is paid by housing benefit .

YorkshireBoy

Old_Git wrote: »

other way around .Disabled person has to pay £70 every month . Its a rent top up . The rest of the rent is paid by housing benefit .

So Landlord's account is with Nationwide, not the disabled person's? Why can't disabled person set up a standing order from their own current account? Or does it have to be cash?

Old_Git

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

So Landlord's account is with Nationwide, not the disabled person's? Why can't disabled person set up a standing order from their own current account? Or does it have to be cash?

part of the disability is memory loss .They will forget to leave money in the bank .ONLY option is CASH or CASH .