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Change of bank account

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anthony32
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Change of bank account

Post by anthony32 »

Can someone please help me out, i have recently changed bank accounts and can not find a way of updating this online,
Janet Brum
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Post by Janet Brum »

Check the back of your payslip, all the info you need is there.
anthony32
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Post by anthony32 »

Janet Brum wrote:Check the back of your payslip, all the info you need is there.

I have checked but I'm off work at the moment so would not be able to do get a form in work,
Would I be able to just phone up you think?
CPTNemoUK
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Post by CPTNemoUK »

anthony32 wrote:Can someone please help me out, i have recently changed bank accounts and can not find a way of updating this online,
I have recently changed my bank and using the switching service i automatically got paid into my new account.
rubberbond
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Post by rubberbond »

Ring payroll they can do,it over the telephone.
crazyshrew
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Post by crazyshrew »

CPTNemoUK wrote:
anthony32 wrote:Can someone please help me out, i have recently changed bank accounts and can not find a way of updating this online,
I have recently changed my bank and using the switching service i automatically got paid into my new account.
That's just an automatic redirection they do lasts for 13 months, RM are still paying in to your old account. You still need to set up for any incoming and outgoing payments to go from your new account
wookie
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Post by wookie »

I have done it. Ring them, as long as you can give the details of your old account, and then, the new one it will be no problem.
NWpostie
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Post by NWpostie »

I would probably keep your old account active for a couple of months until you're certain everything has gone over before closing it or leave it dormant with a token £1 in it.
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Justanotherstar
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Post by Justanotherstar »

Should have done the switch online thing...free money and they do all the work for you...got £125 for switching to first direct!
GT750rider
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Post by GT750rider »

Justanotherstar wrote:Should have done the switch online thing...free money and they do all the work for you...got £125 for switching to first direct!
£250.00 here .... http://www.cbonline.co.uk/personal/curr ... b/#b-terms" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
rambo1
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Post by rambo1 »

GT750rider wrote:
Justanotherstar wrote:Should have done the switch online thing...free money and they do all the work for you...got £125 for switching to first direct!
£250.00 here .... http://www.cbonline.co.uk/personal/curr ... b/#b-terms" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;