rustbucket
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I tried that with AIB. It’s a bit silly. They said I can’t. They won’t even accept a scanned signed letter by email.Bank of Ireland was pretty easy. Had to phone them to get the final amount (getting through to someone takes a while). Once I had the figure, I transferred it to the loan account through the online app. The account closed a few days later, direct debit cancelled and confirmation letter sent. Don't see why you need to call to a branch with ID to close an account.
Yes I asked about this they said noDo they not accept an scanned signed letter by email?
Edit: just noticed that they tweeted this a while back...
If you cleared the balance there shouldn't be much interest left?I guess it means they’ll get another full weeks interest out of me…
I would hope notIf you cleared the balance there shouldn't be much interest left?
Unfortunately they would not do this. It did in fact require a visit to a branch to close the loan account off and calculate the interest payment. AIB have no facility to do this online or over the phone (according to the three or 4 people I dealt with)You should be able to phone them and ask for a closing balance on the Loan Account today to include interest not yet charged. Ask them also to put up a "Close Account Request" . Then lodge this amount or a small surplus online. This will either zeroise the Loan account or place in credit. The Bank will pick up on all "Loan Accounts in Credit" on a report generated internally in due course and close. It shouldn't require a visit or signature.
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