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Will your bank print you a one-off cheque if you pop into a branch? Nationwide did this for me a few months ago for my FlexAccount.Monmouthshire want a cheque sending through - I no longer have an account with a chequebook. I thought I would save the planet when we last switched so didn't appply for one. Anyone been able to get them to agree to take a payment by standing order or other means?0 -
It's not that you don't have an account with a chequebook, it's that you didn't ask for one. All current accounts can have a chequebook supplied if you ask for one.
Or, if you have any accounts with a Building Society, including Nationwide, they can issue one drawn on your account over the counter.0 -
Is the Monmouthshire BS Celebration an in branch only opening account? Shame as it looks good, but I live nowhere near a branch.0
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It is now. It was open for online applications for a short time just before Easter, but the online option was quickly removed.20SmthngSver wrote: »Is the Monmouthshire BS Celebration an in branch only opening account? Shame as it looks good, but I live nowhere near a branch.0 -
Oh well. I'd have stopped funding my Nottingham Building Society Sunshine Regular Saver, which is 2.3% but has a term of 17 months of which I have 7 left, and opened this one instead.0
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20SmthngSver wrote: »It's not that you don't have an account with a chequebook, it's that you didn't ask for one. All current accounts can have a chequebook supplied if you ask for one.
Not if you're with one of the modern digital only banks, who don't issue chequebooks altogether.0 -
glider3560 wrote: »Not if you're with one of the modern digital only banks, who don't issue chequebooks altogether.
I think a tiny minority only have one account which is app or online based only with no accounts elsewhere. Tesco Bank and First Direct offer them.0 -
That is inspired feedback Fingerbobs. I will go into the branch and find out - I have a nationwide account so I can ask them. :money:Fingerbobs wrote: »Will your bank print you a one-off cheque if you pop into a branch? Nationwide did this for me a few months ago for my FlexAccount.Debt at highest: £8k. Debt Free 31/12/2009. Original MFD May 2036, MF Dec 2018.0 -
That is inspired feedback Fingerbobs. I will go into the branch and find out - I have a nationwide account so I can ask them. :money:
Nationwide, being a Building Society, will draw a counter cheque from your account over the counter there and then free of charge. You just need to tell them who do make it payable to. You can also request a cheque withdrawal online and they will send it to you.0 -
I was a bit surprised to receive a savings passbook today from Monmouthshire BS. I hadn't realised that they would be issuing one, or that such things still existed! I can't fault their speed though, given that I only sent the form back to them on Tuesday morning.Stompa0
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