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Post Office Money - Online Bond Statement
AndyNPlay
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I'm in the procees of sorting and confirming a morgage, and I need to prove the existence of a deposit via a bank statement.
The money in question sits in a Post Office Online Bond account, and my lender wont accept a screenshot of my online login / banking as proof. Is it possible to get either a downloadable pdf statement or physical one?
Thanks!
The money in question sits in a Post Office Online Bond account, and my lender wont accept a screenshot of my online login / banking as proof. Is it possible to get either a downloadable pdf statement or physical one?
Thanks!
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Have you asked them? Their website says this, so not sure why you can't print what you need:
https://www.pofssavecredit.co.uk/POFS-NPS/contentHelp/frequently_asked_questions_webbond.html
"You can view and print–off your Bond balance online 24/7 using our online banking service. You will receive a final statement of your account after your Bond has matured. In addition to these, you'll also benefit from an Annual eTax Certificate – we'll email you when this is available to view in the Online Bank."2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0 -
That seems to throw up a basic page, while my lender requires a document with the balance + my name, address etc.0
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Print out a statement and save to pdf instead of sending to a printer? That's what I did when I had to do this for my PO savings account. My solicitor was happy with this.0
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Or just ask the lender what they will accept, given the constraints of the particular account.0
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Oops misread the info I posted. Could've sworn it said statement!2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0
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Just confirm from the person first so you will know the right thing to do next0
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