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Changing Bank account

wicklowwonder · 2011-11-15 08:20:18

My bank (Ulster Bank) are trying to get me to change from my current student/graduate account to a normal current account. I don't mind changing just wondering how will it take? I am sure others have done similar. Will I be without access to my account for any length of time?

15-11-2011 8:20am

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wicklowwonder

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My bank (Ulster Bank) are trying to get me to change from my current student/graduate account to a normal current account. I don't mind changing just wondering how will it take? I am sure others have done similar. Will I be without access to my account for any length of time?

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#2 15-11-2011 8:31am

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I'd imagine it takes approx 6 seconds, 3 seconds to bring up your details and 3 seconds to untick ''student'' and tick ''current''.

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#3 15-11-2011 8:48am

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MagicMarker wrote: »

I'd imagine it takes approx 6 seconds, 3 seconds to bring up your details and 3 seconds to untick ''student'' and tick ''current''.

That's what I am hoping, they cannot do it over the phone though they need me to come in and do it in a branch.

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#4 15-11-2011 6:39pm

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The only need you to sign the form. Regulations etc, after that it's done over night.

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#5 15-11-2011 9:04pm

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You wouldnt lose any access. Same account number and all that, they are just setting the account as a different type.

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