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Old 20-01-2004, 15:41   #66
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Re: Grrrrrrr
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Originally Posted by basa
Better still..open a new account and transfer what would be left over each month into the new account. That way you don't have to re set all your DD, transfers etc.

(Although thinking about it that 'left over' figure might be variable each month)
But as I said, banks (well my experience is HSBC/Firstdirect) can transfer a DD between your accoutns with no intervention from the recipeint of the funds.

Or with your method you could get your eer to pay your salary into the new account and then you transfer the balance to the old account.
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