...waiting for the cheque to issue..
why o why are they issuing cheques. in the 21st century surely this should be done by electronic transfer? indeed a same day transfer between most banks is a modest fee of about 15-20 euro. why leave things to the risk of paper, the clearing cycle of 1-2 days, the fate cycle of another couple of days. e.g. NIB whom I use have 5 working days before you can draw on cheque lodgement funds. allowing for time waster in post etc. this is a horrendous waste of time. Why aren't you all saying " send a payment to my solicitor's client account number 9xxxxx-xxxxxxxx?
Hi Marksa, I didn't know that was an option... I'm guessing this is exactly what you did and it worked out ok?
Or is this just giving out about the system?
Hopefully the cheque is in the post
Mind me asking how long you have been waiting for the cheque to issue?? I'm in the exact same boat, handed in our final piece of documentation today and our advisor said the cheque should issue tomorrow, since our solicitor has also submitted all information and requested the cheque....
Hi,
did You get your cheque yet?
ICS rates from Friday April 15th according to our broker:
2 Year 5.25% (1.55% increase)
3 Year 5.6% (1.26% increase)
5 Year 6.0% (1.06% increase)
This is becoming ridiculous. When are they going to stop this? Do they really expect to get many new customers or are they just trying to squeeze everything out of the old ones while they can? We are more than seriously considering pulling out of our buy and putting our money somewhere else, as in another country altogether! How can someone with limited resources (like us, like most people) go into a 2, 3 or even 5 year fixed period to then watch the interest increase like this? What sort of rate would be waiting for us at the end of the fixed period? I know it will level out at some point, but will the level be too high? I still can't believe what I'm seeing......