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Sterling Cheque query

MuddyDog · 2010-11-01 10:09:17

Have a Northern Bank sterling cheque here. Want to quick lodge it. Can I use a normal Lodgement slip to lodge it or does it have to be a special slip that allows sterling?

01-11-2010 10:09am

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MuddyDog

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Have a Northern Bank sterling cheque here. Want to quick lodge it. Can I use a normal Lodgement slip to lodge it or does it have to be a special slip that allows sterling?

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#2 01-11-2010 10:14am

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Best talk to someone in you bank branch. Most pre-printed forms are marked in euro.

Do you trust the issuer?

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#3 01-11-2010 10:16am

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Yes, trust the issuer completely.

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#4 01-11-2010 10:21am

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MuddyDog wrote: »

Have a Northern Bank sterling cheque here. Want to quick lodge it. Can I use a normal Lodgement slip to lodge it or does it have to be a special slip that allows sterling?

I've done this before a few times. Just bung it in there and they'll sort it out. They won't get snotty and send it back to you or anything.

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#5 01-11-2010 11:59am

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Just bring the cheque and your card to the counter to lodge. It may take from 5 to 14 working days to clear depending on the bank.

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#6 08-12-2010 5:56pm

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I received a cheque for £12. Are there any charges for lodging it to my bank or should I return it to sender and seek another method of payment?

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