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Am I going to have to ask for them to send me another cheque........

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TheQueenOfQuotes · 16/11/2007 17:17

or will the check I've got from my aunt to pay....

Mr & Mrs X (DH's initial) XXXXXX (our surname) be accepted by my bank to go into an account in just my name???

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TheQueenOfQuotes · 16/11/2007 17:26

anyone???

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TheQueenOfQuotes · 16/11/2007 17:58

please??

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JARM · 16/11/2007 18:07

i think its ok

im sure ive cashed a joint cheque into my sole account before

TheQueenOfQuotes · 16/11/2007 18:13

really.....may pop into the bank tomorrow and ask them........I'm really at her (not just because of this - other much deeper running issues here but this is just the icing on the cake).......when DH and I first got married she sent us a cheque like it.....and we explained that not only do we not have a joint account if we did get one it wouldn't just have DH's initial on it.....and since then she's been pretty ok about sending the yearly christmas/birthday money cheque (she sends one a year and it's supposed to be split up and saved for the next 12 months birthdays etc ) to one of the other of us....but of course this time she didn't

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Sam100 · 16/11/2007 18:15

Would you consider opening a joint account (e.g. savings) just to pay these kind of cheques into? Might be easiest way round?

TheQueenOfQuotes · 16/11/2007 18:17

Sam100 - no - definitely not on her behalf (this is a women who lives a 10 minute taxi ride away from her father - who is 94 and not expected to live much longer.......but she can only "manage" to get there once a fortnight....) - she's the ONLY person that has ever sent us a cheque like that.....

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whoops · 16/11/2007 18:41

You'll probably have to get another cheque
We've been sent cheques in both names but banks would accept

whoops · 16/11/2007 18:41

Sorry should say wouldn't accept in sole account

pipsqueak · 16/11/2007 18:44

had the same problem with nat west - would not accept a joint cheque into my sole account -

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