How much do you think of as money laundering?
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In answer to OP's question, I'd consider anything above £34.78 as laundered money.
In future, ask your husband to do this with the £100 before depositing it:
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I use the ATM machine's when depositing into another person's account, in fact counter staff will tell you that you can do it that way.0
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Is this one of those daft regulations which we will be able to get rid of after Brexit ?0
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brianposter wrote: »Is this one of those daft regulations which we will be able to get rid of after Brexit ?0
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I use the ATM machine's when depositing into another person's account, in fact counter staff will tell you that you can do it that way.
Not possible without a bank card and he's not having my bank card or if it is then it's something he wouldn't do.£2021 in 2021 no.17 £1,093.20/£20210 -
If you run a business community/social account (where there will be no bank card usually) then I've had letters from different banks saying no cash deposits are permitted without the accompanying pre-printed paying in slips for the account.0
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Yes, of course. Money laundering in the UK will cease as soon as we are out!
It looks like it is a regulation which has been invented on the continent to deal with problems in some latin countries.0 -
brianposter wrote: »Refusing to accept cash deposits is a pretty stupid way to try to stop money laundering. Far more effective to ensure that accounts which look as though they might be being used for ML get investigated.
It looks like it is a regulation which has been invented on the continent to deal with problems in some latin countries.0 -
One of the techniques used in money laundering is to break the laundered money up into lots of little bits and spread it around.
Womeone walking into a bank with a £50,000 in used notes looks a lot more suspicious than a bunch of different people (or the same person over several days) walking in with £100.
Since these new rules came in to place, the queues have disappeared, but so have the bank branches. Good heavens, couldn't make it up.0 -
Yet again the law-abiding majority suffers because of some scumbag criminal minority. A bit akin of millions of peaceful people having to live with restrictions (e.g. airport security checks, road barriers, metal detectors in public buildings etc) so we can protect ourselves from raving lunatic terrorists and other madmen.0
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