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Joint Accounts
Joint bank accounts are an easy way to help two people manage money together.
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A maximum of two people can open a joint bank account.
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You’ll need to visit a branch if you’d like to remove someone from the account. Just make sure any overdraft debt is cleared before you do.
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We only need an instruction from one of the account holders to close an account. You can close your joint bank account in branch, over the phone, by post or using the Webchat function in the Mobile Banking App.
Any Direct Debits or standing orders will need to be moved and you must ensure all overdraft debt is cleared.
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Yes. You’ll need your debit card or details of the account you wish to switch from, income details, your home address and the details of any arranged overdraft you have on your existing bank account.
You can switch both sole accounts and joint accounts into a joint account. Ensure your new account is in joint names before completing your switch.You can’t switch a joint account into a sole account until the second party has been removed from the account.
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