madamspud169
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Certain government agencies like police & customs are allowed probably anti terrorism agencies as well, not sure who else |
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Bob
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no body crimial offence |
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Vickezo
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no one, but you can become sombody`s financial guardian if they have problems i.e mental health issues. i do believe this is a long drawn out procedure though, and not sure what it entails. |
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richard c
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no one with out your permision if they do it would be against data protection act |
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red beret
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If one is a hacker. |
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taketwo
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the long arm of the law |
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peachy
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inland revenue!!! |
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daisychain
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The Manager of your bank ,Inland Revenue and Police, if given permission by the courts. |
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binksiesbaby
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a court order can be obtained if you are unable to manage your affairs or if fraud/ money laundering is suspected. |
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topdogg363302005
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no one have accesss to ur personal bank account not unless u authorized for them to if they have u can track them down and report it to ur bank as soon as possible |
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foxychick
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No-one! |
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Mike10613
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No one - except the inland revenue, police, SIS, department of work and pensions, your local council, businesses wanting to take money from it using a direct debit. Scam artists in Nigeria who have you account number and sort code and just about every Tom, Dick and Harry these days.
Check your bank is secure - any problem change. one of the bank I use phoned me this morning - someone had my credit card details and was using them for gambling. Unusual for my account so it got flagged and they denied payment. Some banks are good on security - some lousy. Don't give out any details to people who email you or phone you. My bank phoned and I pointed that out and they said sorry and said phone back on a free phone number - that I did. I just wish they would print the number you call on the back of the credit card a bit bigger - I don't always have a microscope to hand...... |
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nemesis
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The two types which spring to mind are:
1. Goverment authorities - after obtaining a court order.
2. (Next of kin/power of attorney) to the deceased account holder - after presenting the death certificate, along with any other applicable evidence/documentation. |
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Boris
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No-one unless supported by a court order. |
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scallywag
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Usually, no one else. Anyone or organisation that accesses it can only do so if the courts order them to do so. I believe this is the case but your bank should be able to confirm who they are obliged to allow to access your bank account |
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Big Sista
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Hopefully no one unless you owe the government and/or are on a list of "subversives." |
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foo_fighters_fan_2002
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The bank do. Cheeky b*stards took £50 out of my account to 'cover expenses' for my check bouncing (which was a genuine mistake by the way.) They didnt have my permission to do so (That maybe why they gave the money back so readily when i went in to complain) |
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Stephen H
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No one! Not even the bank staff unless they have reason |
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Richard E
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There shouldn't be anyone allowed to a personal bank account except bank empolyee's and only when they make a record of the proceedings. And you should also get a copy. |
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Lynn
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Im thinking Noone! |
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Bajan Deane
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No one except when a recognised body (police, gov agency) are investigating/gathering evidence of criminal activity, which is backed up with legal permission to do so (a warrant). |
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