
Dory
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I often put cash into my son's account as he is at uni. If I take it to a branch of his bank (Barclays) and its available immediately. If I pay it in at my bank (Lloyds) it takes a couple of hours. |
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world and all its' contents
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Mrs Apple you must just have fallen off a tree, we call them "cash machines" and we do not need your corrections.
Keep checking the cash point tomorrow and you should find it there. |
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Andrea
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You need to contact your bank and ask them this question. They are the only ones who can give you an accurate answer. |
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maz22 c
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If its by cheque it will take 5 working days to clear, cash you should be able to do it straightaway |
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Ming
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if you have access to check your bank account online, you can see if it shows up as available funds. If so, you should have it available immediately. Also if they deposited cash, I'm assuming it should be liquid. |
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Lily B Talus
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About 24 hours |
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Kiera
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well hsbc is no longer than 1hr, and others will take no longer than 24hrs, unless its a savings account, which will be no longer than 5 working days. |
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Alex
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Probably if you call your bank, in a day or so. |
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lissylivvy
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It should be like the next working day when you can withdraw it from the cash machine.
LOL @ the person who doesn't know that we don't call them ATMs in the UK, she makes you sound like you're stupid. |
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sexi_hunnixxx
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iy will say on th; invoice thing they should have given you when u paid it into the bank. usually about 4 days with me. |
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rtfm
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That totally depends on your bank's policies. It could be anywhere from "instantly" to "three or four days".
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adobeprincess
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ask your bank. It varies
It depends on if they put a hold on the check also. |
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sexysheetal11
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after two minutes |
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Mrs Apple
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It'll take the next business day before it goes into your account. By the way, the cash machine is called ATM. |
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