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  • [Deleted User]
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    edited 31 October 2024 at 1:46PM
    refluxer said:
    This money will come from HSBC  to Hodge Bank.
    I have a number of fixed rate accounts with Hodge and online BACs payments into all of them from my current account, which were either instant or took 1 minute at the most. The payments weren't made at the weekends, but many were made during the late evenings.

    I wouldn't leave it until the last minute, though. You should get a confirmation email fairly quickly, although on one occasion, this did take a while to arrive.
    That's good to know. I think I'll  just fund it with less cash now and leave it be.
    Thank you for the reply.
  • friolento
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    What money can you not transfer to Hodge bank before the bank holiday weekend? How much would you make in the unlikely event that Hodge Bank would credit deposits on a bank holiday?
  • refluxer
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    edited 31 October 2024 at 1:46PM
    refluxer said:
    This money will come from HSBC  to Hodge Bank.
    I have a number of fixed rate accounts with Hodge and online BACs payments into all of them from my current account, which were either instant or took 1 minute at the most. The payments weren't made at the weekends, but many were made during the late evenings.

    I wouldn't leave it until the last minute, though. You should get a confirmation email fairly quickly, although on one occasion, this did take a while to arrive.
    That's good to know. I think I'll  just fund it with less cash now and leave it be.
    Thank you for the reply.
    Why do you want to fund it with less cash ? As Hodge aren't a 'next working day'-type of bank in my experience, you've still got until your 14 days are up to pay into it.
  • JGB1955
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    edited 31 October 2024 at 1:46PM
    refluxer said:
    refluxer said:
    This money will come from HSBC  to Hodge Bank.
    I have a number of fixed rate accounts with Hodge and online BACs payments into all of them from my current account, which were either instant or took 1 minute at the most. The payments weren't made at the weekends, but many were made during the late evenings.

    I wouldn't leave it until the last minute, though. You should get a confirmation email fairly quickly, although on one occasion, this did take a while to arrive.
    That's good to know. I think I'll  just fund it with less cash now and leave it be.
    Thank you for the reply.
    Why do you want to fund it with less cash ? As Hodge aren't a 'next working day'-type of bank in my experience, you've still got until your 14 days are up to pay into it.
    The OP has only until Monday to fund it.
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  • friolento said:
    What money can you not transfer to Hodge bank before the bank holiday weekend? How much would you make in the unlikely event that Hodge Bank would credit deposits on a bank holiday?
    I'll put it in my PBS EA now on Weds (£1k).
    It would probably  go through but lve decided  not to add the extra cash.
    £51 interest.
  • [Deleted User]
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    edited 31 October 2024 at 1:46PM
    refluxer said:
    refluxer said:
    This money will come from HSBC  to Hodge Bank.
    I have a number of fixed rate accounts with Hodge and online BACs payments into all of them from my current account, which were either instant or took 1 minute at the most. The payments weren't made at the weekends, but many were made during the late evenings.

    I wouldn't leave it until the last minute, though. You should get a confirmation email fairly quickly, although on one occasion, this did take a while to arrive.
    That's good to know. I think I'll  just fund it with less cash now and leave it be.
    Thank you for the reply.
    Why do you want to fund it with less cash ? As Hodge aren't a 'next working day'-type of bank in my experience, you've still got until your 14 days are up to pay into it.
    It will only be £1k less than l was going to fund the account.  I'll put it in another account  now.
  • refluxer
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    edited 31 October 2024 at 1:46PM
    It will only be £1k less than l was going to fund the account.  I'll put it in another account  now.
    When did you want to make the payment ? If you wanted to do it now, it'll be credited within a few minutes based on my experience.
  • [Deleted User]
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    edited 31 October 2024 at 1:46PM
    refluxer said:
    It will only be £1k less than l was going to fund the account.  I'll put it in another account  now.
    When did you want to make the payment ? If you wanted to do it now, it'll be credited within a few minutes based on my experience.
    Gone into another saving account now, thank you anyway.
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