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Have I lost my money ?
Guy1960
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I am currently checking value of gifts for inheritance tax following sad passing of my father
Reconciling payments between us there was a payment out of my fathers account to me which I paid back via bank transfer. This was 2 years ago and I have discovered that although it was debited from my account it did not appear at my fathers end.
Looking at payees set up I believe it was sent through to the correct bank account no and correct sort code
Is there any limitation on this being able to be investigated by the bank ?
My father was 89 and didnt check his statement at his end
Reconciling payments between us there was a payment out of my fathers account to me which I paid back via bank transfer. This was 2 years ago and I have discovered that although it was debited from my account it did not appear at my fathers end.
Looking at payees set up I believe it was sent through to the correct bank account no and correct sort code
Is there any limitation on this being able to be investigated by the bank ?
My father was 89 and didnt check his statement at his end
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It should be fine to ask your bank to trace the payment after 2 years, they'll have the necessary data for at least 6 years.0
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You can ask, and they may be able to help - but the Payment Services Regulations say customers have to raise any problems within 13 months of the payment being made. So you may hit a brick wall.SiliconChip said:It should be fine to ask your bank to trace the payment after 2 years, they'll have the necessary data for at least 6 years.2
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