True and totally agree,
it might be me being thick but i couldnt find anywhere, were it states if you can goto London and open an account if you live in Liverpool?

Stu

Skippy I really like that idea too, its always puzzled me why, when banks issue or used to issue visa electron cards they couldnt print them on site too

There is the coventry building society that offer something called callsave or branchsave money manager which is a cashcard account that allows direct debits and standing orders and can be run by post The Yorkshire Building Society offer a cash transactor account similar to coventry Cardone Banking ...

it states on the metro bank website that "Electronic payments can be made into your Cash Account, however, they cannot be made from your Cash Account. "
So to me that means that you cant authorise direct debits, standing orders etc and therefore its more of a prepaid card account than a bank account.

Ok have you considered a prepaid card that allows standing orders that also has low fees such as Clearcash or CredECard-contis solutions

Hi
by standing order bank transfer, the majority will give you there banking details and it puts you in control. I wouldnt recommend direct debit as it puts them in control

Best of luck

Hi
try Yorkshire BS Cash transactor comes with a cashcard and the usual banking features i.e direct debits etc or their internet saver which is also cash card based

Best of luck
Stu

Hi Secure trust do offer faster payments in and out but it takes I think four hours instead of two hours to transfer from them and the reach the other account

Theres a card called the CredE its provided by Contis it provides a fully embosed visa debit card, standing order facilities and faster payments in and out and also cashback when using your card online and in stores, its £10 for the card and then £2 per month thereafter You also get your own account...

Hi Sam the cash transactor comes with online banking, direct debits and standing orders you cant view or ammend direct debits online and have to goto branch it offers 1 day delay faster payments and a link atm card it also offer secure messaging services. the yorkshire bs also offer a cash transacto...

The only time i would resign is if i had another job lined up and if all parties, i.e you, your representative, your current employer and your new employer agreed that this is the best course of action. Remember that resigning is an admission of guilt and also even if you do resign the hearing will ...

try not to worry, i know that sounds easier said than done, face the disciplinary head on and dont let the worries of the iva overcome you and make you make hasty decisions, try to discuss in your disciplinary your reasons for what you did, the remorse you feel and ask if relocation and/or demotion ...

Hi it is possible but you have to allow the other IVA to fail and allow time for the creditors to be informed think this is a month or two. Once you go for a second IVA you need to have good justification of why it failed and how you are able to plan and forsee that it wont fail this time. If you ar...

personaly i would stay clear of them with their three strikes system, there agents not knowing what is going in and out of your account and the internet banking service not updating it self for days allowing you to move money out of your account when you have used your card.
Its upto you

Hi If you are going Bankrupt then Coop wont accept you as they have changed their policies regarding offer accounts to bankrupts. I think Barclays and the Coventry BS are they only ones that offer accounts to Undischarged Bankrupts, the coventry BS having on a cashcard and operated online and phone ...