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by prehensile
5113 days ago
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This thread is relevant to my interests: I'm totally going to switch when I can actually get at my cash. If the problem has been because of cuts to & outsourcing of IT staff, we can only assume there'll be more of them. So, here's a question: does anyone know what the frontline IT setups of other UK banks are like? There'd be no point in jumping to an outfit which has similarly weak infrastructure. |
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Open the new one, and start using it. When you have access to your old account, write yourself a check and deposit it in the new account.
It's that easy. You don't have to officially "close" the account and withdraw the cash.
Once your balance is zero in the old account, give them a call and confirm that you want it closed, but at least in the US banks will auto close zero balance accounts after a little while.