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Monmouthshire B/Soc Christmas regular saver........just filling in the application form & about to include a cheque for £200.
Can anyone help ?
1. Who do I make the cheque payable to ?
2. Do I need to include any ID ?1 -
subjecttocontract said:Monmouthshire B/Soc Christmas regular saver........just filling in the application form & about to include a cheque for £200.
Can anyone help ?
1. Who do I make the cheque payable to ?
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silvercar said:subjecttocontract said:Monmouthshire B/Soc Christmas regular saver........just filling in the application form & about to include a cheque for £200.
Can anyone help ?
1. Who do I make the cheque payable to ?
2. Do I need to include any ID ?1 -
silvercar said:subjecttocontract said:Monmouthshire B/Soc Christmas regular saver........just filling in the application form & about to include a cheque for £200.
Can anyone help ?
1. Who do I make the cheque payable to ?
2. Do I need to include any ID ?
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The new Monmouthshire regular savers - on maturity will they have to send a cheque or do they still allow faster payments despite them being postal accounts?0
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londoner62 said:myth123 said:Does anybody who has a Monmouthshire Building Society account know how withdrawals are managed once the RS has matured? Is it withdrawals by post or can it be done by bank transfer? ThanksIf you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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Bridlington1 said:silvercar said:subjecttocontract said:Monmouthshire B/Soc Christmas regular saver........just filling in the application form & about to include a cheque for £200.
Can anyone help ?
1. Who do I make the cheque payable to ?
2. Do I need to include any ID ?0 -
The address I have used is the one shown on the bottom of the application form.
Monmouthshire House,
John Frost Square,
Newport.
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Monmouthshire Xmas Saver Bond Issue 5 - I used an old 2nd class Business reply envelope with my application form to the above address. Too soon to confirm, but it shoudn`t be a problem, except it will take one or two days more than a First Class letter.With regards to maturity, MonBS notify you a few weeks before and you go online and specify what you want done and one of the options is an automatic faster payment to your nominated bank account.3
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I opened the Monmouthshire Xmas Saver and their 3.75% Monthly Saver in branch this morning. I was half expecting there to be loads of people coming in asking to open an account, but I only noticed 2 other people coming in the whole time I was there (about 45 minutes)! I guess those of us on here are a rarer breed than I thought, and most people don't really pay attention to new high rate savings accounts that get announced
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