How does bank "Balance it's books" at end of day?Always accurate?

SuperHan

StokieBecks wrote: »

Also what did initially it say it was for Christmas presents and latter for tax/insurance. Very confusing

Not if you read it properly.


It was savings for car insurance/tax, but they then sold the car so didn't have to pay these costs. It therefore got 'reallocated' as money for christmas presents.

Saver-upper

tempus_fugit wrote: »

So what did your partner say when he got home?

Initially he was a bit subdued about the whole thing.He "remembered" putting the money on the side in our kitchen (he thought it was £500).When we were talking about it later last night,he said "Oh,no.I didn't mean I had put £500 in one go.I put £200 there one day,then £300 a few days later " (because he can only get so much out of ATM per day).Well,I knew that I would remember being given two big lumps of money in a few days,so that never happened :rotfl:.
Earlier this evening he was a bit "I thought I had given it to you/left it for you,but maybe- I don't know anymore".Then even later tonight,he said "Um,well.There is £250 in my wallet at the moment,so I guess that could have been £300 and then I've spent some......"
Yep.To me this sounds exactly like what's happened.More likely than his initial theory that I handed over £500 to the lovely teller at Natwest,then when it jammed,accepted her word for it that I had handed over £240 :eek:

tempus_fugit

He sounds a bit haphazard with large sums of money that most of us would keep much closer tabs on. :eek:

mgdavid

tempus_fugit wrote: »

He sounds a bit haphazard with large sums of money that most of us would keep much closer tabs on. :eek:

Just a bit !
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