Thread: JOINT ACCOUNT

my Abbey account is in joint names with my wife, are there any differences in the claim? should all letters be in joint names?

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If the account requires both signatures - yes. Otherwise, no

mine was a joint account and i have settled in full today. in letters i put both names and sigantures and emails i addressed from me and in brackets i put 'also on behalf .........' good luck with your cliam

Originally Posted by pink_fairy

mine was a joint account and i have settled in full today.

Do you mean they paid you the charges back?

yes...all of them! ive been sending letters back and forth for about a year - made the claim sorted in about a month and cheque is on its way - can hardly believe it myself!

I have a joint account with Abbey and they have sent a request back to me for my wife to sign the DPA request:

.... " The Data Protection Act relates to people as individuals and while your accounts may give within the Terms & Conditions the authority for either individual to operate the accounts you hold, under the Data Protection Act and a Subject access request we must receive a signed consent from each party to enable us to disclose individuals' data "

My wife is not into all this claiming lark and I tend to do all these sort of things myself and haven't involved her too much in this forum, but I thought I'd seen in another thread somewhere ( can't find it - too many threads?) that we don't need both signatures for a joint account where either of us can sign. Any comments on this please?

I sent my £10 but it hasn't gone through the account yet and received one year of statements from the infamous Sheena Small ( busy lady these days!)