n/wide flex direct pay in/out

YorkshireBoy

rangersfc wrote: »

I fund the First Direct regular saver with a transfer to the 1st account (from an interest paying a/c elsewhere) prior to the required date.

There may be a better way to operate, being as you've divulged this additional information (which should really have been in your OP).

List your accounts/types and their respective normal balances and you may be given a better way to consider. At the very minimum, which account is the one emboldened above?

[Deleted User]

YorkshireBoy. Thanks for the reply but I have been provided with the info I require and consider this query resolved.Regards

YorkshireBoy

rangersfc wrote: »

YorkshireBoy. Thanks for the reply but I have been provided with the info I require and consider this query resolved.Regards

OK, if you're happy with the one suggestion (nothing against it, but it was made without your full situation being known until later in the thread).

My suggestion was going to be based on "Please offer options re £1000 min payment requirement, idiot proof if possible", in that:

1. I assumed the 's' on the end of the word options meant you'd like more than one to consider, and
2. You wanted it idiot proof...and mine was going to be exactly that.

Best of luck.

[Deleted User]

YorkshireBoy, I was hoping not to depend on luck if you could provide other options. The a/c I use to fund First Direct is a N/Wide loyalty saver. Regards

born_again

rangersfc wrote: »

Hello born again, not a helpful reply but to save you wondering any longer, I fund the First Direct regular saver with a transfer to the 1st account (from an interest paying a/c elsewhere) prior to the required date. If you need any clarification please ask in another thread as this one is regarding another a/c query.Regards

I know how you are doing it, that was obvious. It was the ZERO BALANCE statement that amused me. Hence the :rotfl: laugh.

We all need a laugh after a day in banking :beer:

[Deleted User]

Born again, as a dour Presbyterian I fail to see humour where others do, even if obvious! Cheers

ceredigion

I want to quote #7 and #17 but will get in trouble again. So wont, but read what has been said.

[Deleted User]

Ceredigion, I am unable to understand your cryptic post. If it offers any solutions to my opening query please clarify. Regards

ceredigion

rangersfc wrote: »

Ceredigion, I am unable to understand your cryptic post. If it offers any solutions to my opening query please clarify. Regards

rangersfc wrote: »

YorkshireBoy. Thanks for the reply but I have been provided with the info I require and consider this query resolved.Regards

You told one of the most knowledgeable people you could ever have a conversation with that the matter was resolved. why would I want to reopen that discussion.

[Deleted User]

Ceredigion, then why have you posted if you do not wish to help? I am confused enough already trying to find the best solution, unfortunately I appear to be a target for ridicule. .I haven't taken any actions to fund the a/c yet and remain open to any further ideas
Regards