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Daughter sold house, pay proceeds to another
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She could open a new account elsewhere. Still sounds suspicious that she wants it in someone elses account.Please do not quote spam as this enables it to 'live on' once the spam post is removed.
If you quote me, don't forget the capital 'M'
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Is she the sole owner or is the property jointly owned with her ex? (why else would they split the money 50/50?)
But either way, the vendor or joint vendors can instruct their conveyancer to transfer the money to wherever they choose.
Though as others have said, if the concern is TSB, then change bank account! Tomorrow. Sorted.0 -
Yes they were joint owners,, and I will tell her to open another tomorrow as it’s due to go through Wednesday0
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What's wrong with TSB?0
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OP in the 5 weeks that TSB have been having problems since the switch of computer systems has your daughter encountered problems with her day to day banking?
I appreciate there are problems but it doesn't actually have much impact on all customers.
Then again if she has lost faith in the bank why has she not opened another account somewhere else?
Switching accounts is very simple nowadays.in S 38 T 2 F 50
out S 36 T 9 F 24 FF 4
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Red-Squirrel wrote: »Hang on, they haven't actually said that's the aim! I'm just pre-empting because that seems a likely reason. It could be something innocent like the daughter owing the parents the exact amount of money she'll be getting from the sale, you never know!
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6049845/benefits-and-housing
You may of hit the nail on the head - sorry for the thread resurrection !0
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