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First Direct interest statements?

fleemkt

fleemkt Posts: 175 Forumite

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10 January 2021 at 7:55PM edited 10 January 2021 at 7:55PM in Budgeting & bank accounts

Just wondering if these are actually available via online banking as I can't seem to find them?

I need it to support interest earned on my regular saver, but I can't seem to find the hard copy or an electronic copy. Worst case is I could just use the amount that was transferred by FD (on maturity) to my nominated savings account held wwith them.

Problem is, regular saver accounts are not viewable / accessible once they've matured (annoyingly) - just disappears without trace!

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gt94sss2 Posts: 6,033 Forumite

10 January 2021 at 8:00PM

If you send them a secure message, they can tell you the interest account and/post you an interest certificate

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zagfles Posts: 21,381 Forumite

10 January 2021 at 8:00PM

Did they not send you a statement? I've got statements for mine

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fleemkt Posts: 175 Forumite

10 January 2021 at 8:18PM

I'm sure I've had hard copy statements in the post previously, but I just cannot find the most recent one.

Strange they don't issue interest certificates.

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WAMoney Posts: 1 Newbie

10 October 2023 at 1:47PM

Aware this thread is dated however, as of date of my posting the request has to be made by telephone.

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