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Joint savings account for unmarried couple
butterfly72
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Hi, quick question. Once each party has put there cash into the account, assuming both have access, can one couple really just withdraw and wipe out the account without implication? Thanks in advance.
£2019 in 2019 #44 - 864.06/2019
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Hi, quick question. Once each party has put there cash into the account, assuming both have access, can one couple really just withdraw and wipe out the account without implication? Thanks in advance.
Yes, unless you have a "two to sign" type account.
This type of account would preclude internet access (except on a "read only" basis).
You would need to complete and both sign a form every time a withdrawal was made and either take or send it to the branch.
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If you're having doubts about the arrangement (as implied), it might be worth reconsidering if pooling money is appropriate for you?butterfly72 said:Hi, quick question. Once each party has put there cash into the account, assuming both have access, can one couple really just withdraw and wipe out the account without implication? Thanks in advance.1 -
May be the question comes from the party who can’t believe their luck that there would be such an easy money-making opportunity? 🤣eskbanker said:
If you're having doubts about the arrangement (as implied), it might be worth reconsidering if pooling money is appropriate for you?butterfly72 said:Hi, quick question. Once each party has put there cash into the account, assuming both have access, can one couple really just withdraw and wipe out the account without implication? Thanks in advance.4 -
Thank you. Really useful information and what I needed to know.xylophone said:Hi, quick question. Once each party has put there cash into the account, assuming both have access, can one couple really just withdraw and wipe out the account without implication? Thanks in advance.Yes, unless you have a "two to sign" type account.
This type of account would preclude internet access (except on a "read only" basis).
You would need to complete and both sign a form every time a withdrawal was made and either take or send it to the branch.
£2019 in 2019 #44 - 864.06/20190
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