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Writing a cheque to yourself
Are you allowed to write cheques to yourself if you want to transfer money from one account to another? I need to transfer a stealthy sum into another account and I don't want to have to carry a huge wad of cash through the city!
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Are you allowed to write cheques to yourself if you want to transfer money from one account to another? I need to transfer a stealthy sum into another account and I don't want to have to carry a huge wad of cash through the city!
Yes.
[EDIT] Bear in mind it'll take 5 working days to clear though... just carry the cash, unless you live in a VERY dodgy area.
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Im with Natwest, my bf is with HSBC and Im always transferring money to his account via online banking. Ive never been charged for it.
Did you know that you can also transfer money by phone. All you need to do is open a phonesaver account with your bank if they do this. You can also get better interest rates if you bank by phone or online.
I can transfer money between my Natwest accoutns online and it shows up same day.
I can pay (for free) money to other bank accounts and also to pay bills.
You could possibly phone your bank and tell them to do it that way - or go into the branch, withdraw the money and pay it into the other bank branch - in that case you would only be walking around town
Don't always expect them to count the cash in private tho - they once counted 2k out on a normal counter in front of everyone!
I can pay (for free) money to other bank accounts and also to pay bills.
You could possibly phone your bank and tell them to do it that way - or go into the branch, withdraw the money and pay it into the other bank branch - in that case you would only be walking around town
Don't always expect them to count the cash in private tho - they once counted 2k out on a normal counter in front of everyone!
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