M Mpsox Registered User Messages 1,615 16 Jul 2009 #2 If you are referring to Halifax/BOSI then yes, they are members of both the paper and electronic clearing systems
If you are referring to Halifax/BOSI then yes, they are members of both the paper and electronic clearing systems
B bond-007 Registered User Messages 3,171 16 Jul 2009 #3 Thanks for that. Reason I asked was if I opened an account and lodged a cheque, I would have value within a reasonable time frame as opposed to 2 weeks clearing with Postbank.
Thanks for that. Reason I asked was if I opened an account and lodged a cheque, I would have value within a reasonable time frame as opposed to 2 weeks clearing with Postbank.
Z ZeroCool Registered User Messages 19 18 Jul 2009 #4 It takes 5 working day for a cheque to clear in Halifax. The day that you lodge the cheque is not classed as the First day either its the next day!!
It takes 5 working day for a cheque to clear in Halifax. The day that you lodge the cheque is not classed as the First day either its the next day!!
B bond-007 Registered User Messages 3,171 18 Jul 2009 #5 Still beats postbank and their crazy 10 days not counting the first day of course. I opened my Halifax account yesterday so all is well.
Still beats postbank and their crazy 10 days not counting the first day of course. I opened my Halifax account yesterday so all is well.
M Mpsox Registered User Messages 1,615 20 Jul 2009 #6 Postbank are not a member of the clearing, they clear cheques through AIB, hence why it takes longer to clear.
Postbank are not a member of the clearing, they clear cheques through AIB, hence why it takes longer to clear.
B bond-007 Registered User Messages 3,171 20 Jul 2009 #7 They use BOI actually. Still they are a joke.