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group saver accounts
Bookham
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my wife is one of three sisters who have a joint current account with Barclays. Just tried to set up a joint saver account with them and find they have a rule that a maximum of two holders are allowed. Also very difficult to set up an account without physically visiting a branch. Why?
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Essentially it is intended to make things more difficult for money launderers. Don't expect things to get any easier in this respect in future - because they won't.
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