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Sage77


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Hi

I have recently taken on a local charities accounts, they currently pay everything by cheque which is quite time consuming.

Does anyone know how they can get online banking even though their are two signatories?

 

Thanks for your help.



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FoxAccountancyServices


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The charity I work on cant get a debit card or online banking either.

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bro0010


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Hi,

Have you looked at CAF Bank. They operate dual online signatories.

HTH



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Ayah


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Hi all,

I do books for local charity which has accounts in Unity Trust Bank which I can recomend. Online banking with two signatories, debit cards.

Hope this can help.
Aya

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ilsm


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Good suggestion, Ian. There's also Charity Bank, but I'm not sure if it offers a current account.

And there's the Reliance Bank, too, which offers a full range of banking facilities for charities, including free banking for small charitities. This bank is owned by the Salvation Army.

Let's all get our clients to ditch the discredited high street banks and open accounts where they'll do some good!


Iain

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