Mr Y! Answers
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Cheques never clear, they are made availble to you. However if you need the disclaimer here it is:
"You should allow at least 4 working days before using money from a cheque you have paid"
Sometimes the funds will show up immediately if you pay it in your home branch but not always. But usually in up to 4 working days! But can still come back unpaid!! |
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trouble
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usually same day if banks are the same |
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psychoticgenius
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Technically it is instant, but they have what is known as standing/waiting days, this can vary from 1-7 working days. This is so they can earn interest on it without passing it on to you. See moneysaver.com |
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Yvonne D
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I think its 4 working days, |
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oliver f
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This would normally be 3-5 working days. |
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lisxxx72
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Hi Annie,
If both accounts are at the same branch then it should be same day clearance.
If not it should take the standard three working days!
Hope that helps |
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bambam
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You can draw on it from a machine (but not at the counter??) after 3 days, but it doesn't actually clear for 6 days. |
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swoodleybird
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Nat West do not use on line real time systems so it can take up to 4 days. Lloyds tsb is the only UK bank that has real time banking so in house cheques are cleared the same day |
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Emma Chizzett
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Anything up to five days and in the meantime the bastards are earning interest on YOUR money. Think about it! |
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Bob
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Sometimes in a day if it is electronically presented. |
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Ally
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I should ask them but they should be able to give you money straight away |
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JQT
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My experience - 7 business days. |
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ccx806
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usually same day
halifax do that
not sure bout natwest |
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jester
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It can be as much as 7 days if it means that they can hit you with a charge in some way or other. THERE IS A BETTER WAY: Close your account and move to another bank!!!!
Before it is tooooo late.
You have been warned. |
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Denise W
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3 days |
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