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Bank account with interest for club (unincorporated association)
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JacobLeo21
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Hi,
I am the treasurer of a University Society with less than £10k in the bank. I am looking for a bank account with an interest rate - most 'community accounts' or similar have no interest rate. The 'Charity Bank' fits the bill but we don't have enough money to open an account.
Alternatively, a normal savings account that can be opened in the name of the club would be appropriate.
Thanks,
Jacob
I am the treasurer of a University Society with less than £10k in the bank. I am looking for a bank account with an interest rate - most 'community accounts' or similar have no interest rate. The 'Charity Bank' fits the bill but we don't have enough money to open an account.
Alternatively, a normal savings account that can be opened in the name of the club would be appropriate.
Thanks,
Jacob
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JacobLeo21 said:Hi,
I am the treasurer of a University Society with less than £10k in the bank. I am looking for a bank account with an interest rate - most 'community accounts' or similar have no interest rate. The 'Charity Bank' fits the bill but we don't have enough money to open an account.
Alternatively, a normal savings account that can be opened in the name of the club would be appropriate.
Thanks,
Jacob
https://www.skipton.co.uk/savings/easy-access/community-saver
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JacobLeo21 said:Hi,
I am the treasurer of a University Society with less than £10k in the bank. I am looking for a bank account with an interest rate - most 'community accounts' or similar have no interest rate. The 'Charity Bank' fits the bill but we don't have enough money to open an account.
Alternatively, a normal savings account that can be opened in the name of the club would be appropriate.
Thanks,
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Hi.
Newbie here.
I've just become the treasurer of our village table tennis club, and the bank is threatening us with transactions fees, monthly fees etc.
Can anyone recommend a bank for a small club, to take in membership fees by BACS, pay for equipment etc? The balance rarely rises above £3K. But I can't run it as a personal account, as we would not be eligible for grants, loans etc. Doesn't need to be interest-bearing.
All suggestions gratefully received (am checking out the Skipton recommendation above).
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oldscrumhalf said:Hi.
Newbie here.
I've just become the treasurer of our village table tennis club, and the bank is threatening us with transactions fees, monthly fees etc.
Can anyone recommend a bank for a small club, to take in membership fees by BACS, pay for equipment etc? The balance rarely rises above £3K. But I can't run it as a personal account, as we would not be eligible for grants, loans etc. Doesn't need to be interest-bearing.
All suggestions gratefully received (am checking out the Skipton recommendation above).
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We ended up going for the Metro Bank community account.0
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