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Direct debits: effect of manual payment to HSBC

Moggles_2
Moggles_2 Posts: 6,097 Forumite
Hi Everyone!

The effect of a manual payment, when a direct debit is active on your account, varies between lenders. Does anyone happen to know HSBC's policy? It's not mentioned in the
Ts & Cs. (Perhaps it will be stated in a DD mandate confirmation letter.)

The variations I have encountered are:
1) The DD is recalculated if a payment is made at least x days before the DD is due
(eg. Capital One, Egg)
2) No account is taken of any payment made. The amount specified on your statement is automatically collected by DD unless instructed otherwise (eg. Co-Op, MBNA, RBS).
3) If a payment is made, regardless of the amount, no money is taken by DD that month
(eg. Bank of Ireland)
People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.

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