These are the specific terms and conditions for our 30-day notice Anchor account. These conditions apply in addition to our General Terms and Conditions, available from any branch or by calling the Customer Contact Centre on 01236-766851. If there is any conflict between these conditions and our General Terms and Conditions, the provisions of these conditions will apply to the extent of the conflict. The words and phrases used in these conditions have the same meanings as those shown in the Definitions section of the General Terms and Conditions.
You should read these conditions and our General Terms and Conditions carefully and contact us if there is anything you do not understand. Please keep all terms and conditions in a safe place for future reference.
Our 30-day notice Anchor account is a deposit account and is internet based.
1.1 A 30-day notice Anchor Account can be opened by a social enterprise, or in sole or joint names.
1.2 To open an account you must complete an application for our 30-day notice Anchor Account and agree to deposit a minimum of £100. Your 30-day notice Anchor Account will be opened as soon as we accept your application and open your internet banking access.
1.3 You must keep the balance of this account above £100 at all times. In the event that it falls below £100 we will request that you close the account and transfer the funds to another account.
1.4 The maximum limit to the amount you can hold in your 30-day notice Anchor Account at any time is £1million.
1.5 Internet Banking facilities are available on our 30-day notice Anchor Account. Internet Banking is available to customers aged 16 years or over.
2.1 You can make deposits into your 30-day notice Anchor Account through internet banking by automated credit (e.g. CHAPS, BACS or Faster Payments). The account is not intended to be branch based but you may make deposits over the counter in a branch by cash, or cheque, or by internal transfer. If you wish to make a deposit in person at one of our branches you should bring details of your account and identification with you.
3.1 There is a maximum amount of cash that you can withdraw from your account in any one day. This amount may change from time to time and you can find out what the daily limit is by visiting or telephoning the bank.
3.2 You can give 30-days notice of a withdrawal by submitting a request through Internet Banking, or by submitting a paper form by post or through one of our branches.
3.3 Chequebooks, cards, and overdraft facilities are not available on your 30-day notice Anchor Account and automated payments such as standing orders and Direct Debits cannot be made from this account.
4.1 We will pay interest to you at the 30-day notice Anchor Account rate shown in our Interest Rate and Charges leaflet, provided you give us 30 days' notice of any withdrawals. The interest rate is variable.
4.2 If you do not give us 30 days™ notice of a withdrawal, you will lose 30 day™s interest that would have been due on the amount of the withdrawal. You can, however, withdraw the last two interest payments we have made to your account, without notice and without losing any interest on the amount of the withdrawal.
4.3 Interest on money we owe you is calculated on the daily cleared balance of your account and paid twice yearly to your 30-day notice Anchor Account in April and October of each year.
These are the specific terms and conditions for our 90-day notice Anchor account. These conditions apply in addition to our General Terms and Conditions. If there is any conflict between these conditions and our General Terms and Conditions, the provisions of these conditions will apply to the extent of the conflict. The words and phrases used in these conditions have the same meanings as those shown in the Definitions section of the General Terms and Conditions.
You should read these conditions and our General Terms and Conditions carefully and contact us if there is anything you do not understand. Please keep all terms and conditions in a safe place for future reference.
The 90-day notice Anchor account is a deposit account and is internet-based.
1.1 A 90-day notice Anchor Account can be opened by a social enterprise, or in sole or joint names.
1.2 To open an account you must complete an application for our 90-day notice Anchor Account and agree to deposit a minimum of £1,000. Your 90-day notice Anchor Account will be opened as soon as we accept your application and open your internet banking access.
1.3 You must keep the balance of this account above £1,000 at all times. In the event that it falls below £1,000 we will request that you close the account and transfer the funds to another account.
1.4 The maximum limit to the amount you can hold in your 90-day notice Anchor Account at any time is £1million.
1.5 Internet Banking facilities are available on our 90-day notice Anchor Account. Internet Banking is available to customers aged 16 years or over.
2.1 You can make deposits into your 90-day notice Anchor Account through internet banking by automated credit (e.g. CHAPS, BACS or Faster Payments). The account is not intended to be branch based but you may make deposits over the counter in a branch by cash, or cheque, or by internal transfer. If you wish to make a deposit in person at one of our branches you should bring details of your account and identification with you.
3.1 There is a maximum amount of cash that you can withdraw from your account in any one day. This amount may change from time to time and you can find out what the daily limit is by visiting or telephoning the bank.
3.2 You can give 90-days notice of a withdrawal by submitting a request through Internet Banking, or by submitting a paper form by post or through one of our branches.
3.3 Chequebooks, cards, and overdraft facilities are not available on your 90-day notice Anchor Account and automated payments such as standing orders and Direct Debits cannot be made from this account.
4.1 We will pay interest to you at the 90-day notice Anchor Account rate shown in our Interest Rate and Charges leaflet, provided you give us 90 days' notice of any withdrawals. The interest rate is variable.
4.2 If you do not give us 90 days™ notice of a withdrawal, you will lose 90 day™s interest that would have been due on the amount of the withdrawal. You can, however, withdraw the last two interest payments we have made to your account, without notice and without losing any interest on the amount of the withdrawal.
4.3 Interest on money we owe you is calculated on the daily cleared balance of your account and paid twice yearly to your 90-day notice Anchor Account in April and October of each year.
These are the specific terms and conditions for our 1-year fixed term anchor account. These conditions apply in addition to our General Terms and Conditions. If there is any conflict between these conditions and our General Terms and Conditions, the provisions of these conditions will apply to the extent of the conflict. The words and phrases used in these conditions have the same meanings as those shown in the Definitions section of the General Terms and Conditions.
You should read these conditions and our General Terms and Conditions carefully and contact us if there is anything you do not understand. Please keep all terms and conditions in a safe place for future reference.
The 1-year fixed term anchor account is a deposit account and is internet-based.
1.1 A 1-year fixed term Anchor Account can be opened by a social enterprise, or in sole or joint names.
1.2 To open an account you must complete an application for our 1-year fixed term Anchor Account and agree to deposit a minimum of £1,000. Your 1-year fixed term Anchor Account will be opened as soon as we accept your application and open your internet banking access.
1.3 You must keep the original balance in your account until the end of the agreed term.
1.4 The maximum limit to the amount you can hold in your 1-year fixed term Anchor Account at any time is £1million.
1.5 Internet Banking facilities are available on our 1-year fixed term Anchor Account. Internet Banking is available to customers aged 16 years or over.
2.1 You can make your deposit into your 1-year fixed term Anchor Account through your savings account via internet banking by automated credit (e.g. CHAPS, BACS or Faster Payments). The account is not intended to be branch based but you may make an initial deposit over the counter in a branch by cash, or cheque, or by internal transfer. If you wish to make a deposit in person at one of our branches you should bring details of your account and identification with you.
3.1 On maturity date, we will automatically close your Fixed Term Anchor Account and transfer your balance with interest to an Growth Greater Bank Savings Account, which will be opened on your behalf if you do not already hold one.
3.2 Withdrawals cannot be made using our Internet Banking Service.
3.3 Chequebooks, cards, and overdraft facilities are not available on your 1-year fixed term Anchor Account and automated payments such as standing orders and Direct Debits cannot be made from this account.
4.1 We will pay interest to you at the 1-year fixed term Anchor Account rate shown in our Interest Rate and Charges leaflet at the time of application.
4.2 Interest on money we owe you is calculated on the daily cleared balance of your account and on maturity of the account.
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